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Explore time travel and poetry! Write poems that include 4 words from a list, then produce your poem using materials
Our new anthology, on the theme of generations, has been a long time coming. After a book every year for
Thanks to a small printing error, we had 300 free copies of our last book, Roll & Break, to give
In 2023 we’ve run 11 workshops, where a wide range of people wrote poems on the theme of generations. We
It’s been a busy month. As well as the launch in Wellington, we’ve celebrated the publication of Roll & Break
We launched Roll & Break in style at Te Auaha, Wellington, on 8 October, with a violin, double bass, historic
We’re running a special giveaway to celebrate the launch of Adrienne’s new collection of beach poems, Roll & Break. Each
Landing Press and Whitireia Publishing would like to invite you to celebrate the launch of Adrienne Jansen’s new poetry collection,
Landing Press and Whitireia Publishing would like to invite you to celebrate the launch of Adrienne Jansen's new poetry collection,
Tēnā koutou poets, friends and whānau of poets, teachers, organisers, and great poetry people Here’s Landing Press’s new project for
On Saturday we launched our new poetry anthology, More than a roof. Given these uncertain COVID times, two launches were
Somewhere a cleaner poet, Mele Peaua, has recently been in the news speaking about the living wage being extended to
Kia ora anō everyone. Sile Mannion (writer in Somewhere a cleaner) has exciting news! She is the new co-editor of
Kia ora tatou katoa. Siobhan Harvey (who has contributed as a writer in 3 Landing Press books), has been awarded
Kia ora everyone! On Tuesday night at the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards 2021, Landing Press won runner-up in the
n n Kia ora everyone! n n On Tuesday night at the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards 2021, Landing Press
The bad weather didn’t put off plenty of people coming to listen to ten poets from Somewhere a cleaner reading
A great day spent at the Love Local Expo in Porirua 12 June. We had a few activities running at
Three of the poets from our anthology Somewhere a cleaner, were interviewed and shared their poems on a Seven Sharp
Sista, Stanap Strong! A Vanuatu Women’s Anthology is an upcoming book Edited by Mikaela Nyman & Rebecca Tobo Olul-Hossen. Mikaela
Brenda Dias, a poet from More of Us, has started her own Youtube channel BrenRose Art & Soul. Check out
We would like to invite you all to the next Somewhere a cleaner event at St Peter’s Village Hall, Paekakariki.
Congratulations to Siobhan Harvey and Gail Pittaway (both in Somewhere a cleaner) on new collections of poetry published, If Befriending
Here are a couple of snapshots of two of our amazing poets and readers at the Aro Valley event! Thank
Landing Press’s new project for 2021: An anthology of poems about housing. Whether you own a house, rent or are
Five of our amazing Somewhere a cleaner writers will be participating in the Auckland Writers Festival on 5 pm –
Bring friends and family to our next event at Aro Valley! We’d love to see you all there!
Amanda Nally’s poem “Shit job” in Somewhere a cleaner put us right in the cowshed! Her newly published book is
In this challenging Corpus blogpost, Landing Press author of My wide white bed, Trish Harris, questions the frames patients are
Sunday 21 February, 6 writers in Somewhere a cleaner read their poems, with music from writer, musician, and cleaner Don
Mohan Singh talked on Radio New Zealand to Jesse Mulligan about his poem and our book Somewhere a Cleaner .
On Sunday we launched our new poetry anthology, Somewhere a cleaner. The launch was hosted by the Labour MP Ibrahim
On Sunday 29 November we launch our new book, Somewhere a cleaner, poems by cleaners, in the Grand Hall at
Wai Word, Carterton, 1 November 2020. Five from More of Us (Sudha Rao, Nicky Subono, Razan and Mohammad El Fares,
We’re hosting a quiz night on Thank Your Cleaner Day to raise funds for Somewhere a Cleaner, our upcoming anthology
More of Us poet Kumiko Jacolin is presenting her exhibition, Ring of Fire: Sentient Soul at Te Auaha Gallery from
Landing Press author Trish Harris was part of a lively discussion with several other women on Wellington Access Radio’s Hidden
Kumiko Jacolin, whose small poem “Taonga” is the opening work in More of us, sent us news of this online
Explore time travel and poetry! Write poems that include 4 words from a list, then produce your poem using materials
Our new anthology, on the theme of generations, has been a long time coming. After a book every year for
Thanks to a small printing error, we had 300 free copies of our last book, Roll & Break, to give
In 2023 we’ve run 11 workshops, where a wide range of people wrote poems on the theme of generations. We
It’s been a busy month. As well as the launch in Wellington, we’ve celebrated the publication of Roll & Break
We launched Roll & Break in style at Te Auaha, Wellington, on 8 October, with a violin, double bass, historic
We’re running a special giveaway to celebrate the launch of Adrienne’s new collection of beach poems, Roll & Break. Each
Landing Press and Whitireia Publishing would like to invite you to celebrate the launch of Adrienne Jansen’s new poetry collection,
Landing Press and Whitireia Publishing would like to invite you to celebrate the launch of Adrienne Jansen's new poetry collection,
Tēnā koutou poets, friends and whānau of poets, teachers, organisers, and great poetry people Here’s Landing Press’s new project for
On Saturday we launched our new poetry anthology, More than a roof. Given these uncertain COVID times, two launches were
Somewhere a cleaner poet, Mele Peaua, has recently been in the news speaking about the living wage being extended to
Kia ora anō everyone. Sile Mannion (writer in Somewhere a cleaner) has exciting news! She is the new co-editor of
Kia ora tatou katoa. Siobhan Harvey (who has contributed as a writer in 3 Landing Press books), has been awarded
Kia ora everyone! On Tuesday night at the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards 2021, Landing Press won runner-up in the
n n Kia ora everyone! n n On Tuesday night at the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards 2021, Landing Press
The bad weather didn’t put off plenty of people coming to listen to ten poets from Somewhere a cleaner reading
A great day spent at the Love Local Expo in Porirua 12 June. We had a few activities running at
Three of the poets from our anthology Somewhere a cleaner, were interviewed and shared their poems on a Seven Sharp
Sista, Stanap Strong! A Vanuatu Women’s Anthology is an upcoming book Edited by Mikaela Nyman & Rebecca Tobo Olul-Hossen. Mikaela
Brenda Dias, a poet from More of Us, has started her own Youtube channel BrenRose Art & Soul. Check out
We would like to invite you all to the next Somewhere a cleaner event at St Peter’s Village Hall, Paekakariki.
Congratulations to Siobhan Harvey and Gail Pittaway (both in Somewhere a cleaner) on new collections of poetry published, If Befriending
Here are a couple of snapshots of two of our amazing poets and readers at the Aro Valley event! Thank
Landing Press’s new project for 2021: An anthology of poems about housing. Whether you own a house, rent or are
Five of our amazing Somewhere a cleaner writers will be participating in the Auckland Writers Festival on 5 pm –
Bring friends and family to our next event at Aro Valley! We’d love to see you all there!
Amanda Nally’s poem “Shit job” in Somewhere a cleaner put us right in the cowshed! Her newly published book is
In this challenging Corpus blogpost, Landing Press author of My wide white bed, Trish Harris, questions the frames patients are
Sunday 21 February, 6 writers in Somewhere a cleaner read their poems, with music from writer, musician, and cleaner Don
Mohan Singh talked on Radio New Zealand to Jesse Mulligan about his poem and our book Somewhere a Cleaner .
On Sunday we launched our new poetry anthology, Somewhere a cleaner. The launch was hosted by the Labour MP Ibrahim
On Sunday 29 November we launch our new book, Somewhere a cleaner, poems by cleaners, in the Grand Hall at
Wai Word, Carterton, 1 November 2020. Five from More of Us (Sudha Rao, Nicky Subono, Razan and Mohammad El Fares,
We’re hosting a quiz night on Thank Your Cleaner Day to raise funds for Somewhere a Cleaner, our upcoming anthology
More of Us poet Kumiko Jacolin is presenting her exhibition, Ring of Fire: Sentient Soul at Te Auaha Gallery from
Landing Press author Trish Harris was part of a lively discussion with several other women on Wellington Access Radio’s Hidden
Kumiko Jacolin, whose small poem “Taonga” is the opening work in More of us, sent us news of this online