February 2018

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New poetry from New Zealand.

Stephanie Burt, Paul Millar, Chris Price
- Introduction
Anna Jackson
- Bees, so many bees.
Kate Camp
- Gulls
Michele Leggott
- Speaking Distance
Therese Lloyd
- Y2K
Jessie Puru
- Matariki
Essa Ranapiri
- Are You Seeing Your Own Death and Selling It to Me?
Tayi Tibble
- Identity Politics
Robert Sullivan
- Maui’s Mission
Kerrin P. Sharpe
- drift
Hera Lindsay Bird
- Pyramid Scheme
Dylan Horrocks
- Words Are a Gas
James Brown
- Waiheke
Murray Edmond
- What to Do If You Find a Dead Hobbit in Your Garden
Jenny Bornholdt
- Flight
Anne Kennedy
- The Arrivals
Bill Manhire
- Polly
Nina Mingya Powles
- Some titles for my childhood memoir
Janet Charman
- 13 bystanders
Anahera Gildea
- Sedition — a letter to the writer from Meri Mangakāhia
Bernadette Hall
- a little hopeful song
Vincent O’Sullivan
- At the city pound
Courtney Sina Meredith
- Could you connect me to a diverse community?
C. K. Stead
- Barry
Chris Tse
- I.R.L.
Tim Upperton
- The truth about Palmerston North
Gregory O’Brien, John Puhiatau Pule
- Song of the coral brain
- Canticle of the hydrosphere
Faith Wilson
- lynette #1
Ashleigh Young
- How I Get Ready
Albert Wendt
- Stepping Stones
Steven Toussaint
- Agnus Dei
Erik Kennedy
- Letter from the Estuary

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Talia Marshall
- This Is the Way He Walked Into the Darkest, Pinkest Part of the Whale and Cried Don’t Tell the Others
Gregory O’Brien
- Some Remarks on Poetry and the Environment in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Daisy Fried
- A Way of Living

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