Feminist and working-class stories, poetry as song, and a deeper understanding of New Zealand art – these are just some of the frontiers explored by

NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF AUTHORS WELLINGTON BRANCH PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH  James Norcliffe Join us to hear James Norcliffe, award-winning poet, fiction writer, editor and teacher, and

An original and promising young French writer, Amélie Lucas-Gary has spent the past six months living and working in Wellington as the 2018 Randell Cottage

Amélie Lucas-Gary has begun her programme of speaking engagements around the country. Last week saw her in Dunedin at the Alliance française. The rest of us

New release from Peter Wells, Randell Cottage writer-in-residence 2002 New release from Peter Wells, Randell Cottage writer-in-residence 2002 Peter Wells, who in 2002 was the

We were saddened this week to hear of the death of Beryl Fletcher, who was the Cottage’s New Zealand resident in 2006. Beryl came to

A French artist and writer are heading to Wellington this month to develop their work in New Zealand. As the talented recipients of two international

Christchurch-based writer James Norcliffe is to be the 2018 Creative New Zealand Randell Cottage Writing Fellow. Norcliffe has published nine collections of poetry, a short

Join us at the National Library on 28 November, for an evening of conversation with Randell Cottage writer in residence, Stephen Daisley and Wellington writers,

Hear one of the Randell Cottage previous residents, Renée, talking with Kim Hill on Saturday 18 November:

Journeys through Autistan, diversity, inclusion, languages — all are up for discussion in this wide-ranging and thoroughly engaging conversation between our resident, Josef Schovanec and