Thomas McLean reviews The Art of Colonisation: Images of Europe’s encounters with New Zealand by Paul Moon
Big Freaky Plans
Airini Beautrais reviews Age of Orpah by Carin Smeaton and Leather and Chains: My 1986 diary by Kate Camp
She Died Five Different Ways
Gail Pittaway reviews Hoods Landing by Laura Vincent
A Man Laid Out Against the Concrete
Paddy Richardson reviews Lucky Thing by Tom Baragwanath
Greedy For Life
Michael O’Leary reviews Venus Has No Arms, God Has No Clothes: Born to be an artist by Jenny Hunt
Pain’s Part of It
Thom Conroy reviews Party Boy by Breton Dukes
My Body is a Haunted Hotel
Dani Yourukova reviews Hungus by Amber Esau; My Body is a Horror Film by Ray Shipley; Giving Birth to My Father by Tusiata Avia
Journey On the Dark Sand
Lynn Jenner reviews Peace & Quiet by Dinah Hawken, Beyond the Border and Other Poems by Owen Marshall and Making Mixtapes with Seichan by Annabel Wilson
Marching to Barracks
Hazel Petrie reviews Garrison World: Redcoat soldiers in New Zealand and across the British Empire by Charlotte Macdonald
The Voices, the Voices, the Noises, the Noises
David Herkt reviews Chris Knox: Not given lightly by Craig Robertson
Confrontainment Television
Jennifer Lawn reviews Hooked Up by Fiona Sussman
Why Wear Socks When Your Days Are Numbered
James Norcliffe reviews Lyrical Ballads by Bill Manhire and What to Wear by Jenny Bornholdt
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