Writing Wellington: Twenty Years of Victoria University Writing Fellows

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [title page]
  • Contents
  • Foreword p. 5
• Writing Wellington
  • 1979 Joseph Musaphia p. 6
    • [section] p. 6
    • Charlie Wellman — by Joseph Musaphia p. 7
    • [biography] p. 10
  • 1980 Louis Johnson p. 11
    • [section] p. 11
    • City Sunday — by Louis Johnson p. 12
    • Holidays — by Louis Johnson p. 13
    • Kapiti Coast — by Louis Johnson p. 14
    • [biography]
  • 1981 Vincent O'Sullivan p. 15
    • [section] p. 15
    • Three Pieces for Academe p. 16
      • Setting it right — by Vincent O'Sullivan p. 16
      • No Nostalgia on This Site — by Vincent O'Sullivan p. 17
      • Going Down for Air — by Vincent O'Sullivan p. 18
    • [biography]
  • 1982 Witi Ihimaera p. 19
    • [section] p. 19
    • A History of New Zealand Literature — Through Selected Texts — by Witi Ihimaera p. 20
      • (An abstract for a paper to be presented at the LALALAND Conference.) p. 20
      • Nohwere
      • Sold New Zealand
      • The Greenstone Flaw
      • The Pardon Garty
      • Land Brawl in Unknown Trees p. 21
      • Children of the Whore and Once Were Worriers
      • Bowels Do Dry
      • All Visitors Aboard and Dumb
      • A Creed for Women
      • No Ordinary Son and The Clone People p. 22
      • Good Fry Pork Pie, The Abrogator and The Piano Finger
      • Faking Peoples and The Fake-triach p. 23
      • [Note]
    • [biography]
  • 1983 Michael King p. 24
    • [section] p. 24
    • On the Purchase of Oysters, — Terakihi and Trollopes — by Michael King p. 25
    • [biography] p. 29
  • 1984 Ian Wedde p. 30
    • [section] p. 30
    • My Victorian Year — by Ian Wedde p. 31
    • The Relocation of Railway Hut 49 — by Ian Wedde p. 32
    • [biography] p. 37
  • 1985 Patricia Grace p. 38
    • [section] p. 38
    • When the Lights Go On Again — All Over the World — by Patricia Grace
    • [biography] p. 40
  • 1986 Stevan Eldred-Grigg p. 41
    • [section] p. 41
    • Literary, Literally — by Stevan Eldred-Grigg p. 42
    • [biography] p. 44
  • 1987 Lauris Edmond p. 45
    • [section] p. 45
    • [work] p. 46
      • 'Silent Tears' — by Lauris Edmond p. 46
      • Door — by Lauris Edmond p. 47
      • [section]
      • Turning Forty — by Lauris Edmond p. 48
      • [section]
      • Letter to Miss Black — by Lauris Edmond p. 49
    • [biography]
  • 1988 Fiona Kidman p. 50
    • [section] p. 50
    • Speaking With My Grandmothers — by Fiona Kidman p. 51
    • [biography] p. 54
  • 1989 Maurice Gee p. 55
    • [section] p. 55
    • Waterfront — by Maurice Gee p. 56
    • [biography] p. 57
  • 1990 Marilyn Duckworth p. 58
    • [section] p. 58
    • Camping on the Fault-line — by Marilyn Duckworth p. 59
    • [biography] p. 61
  • 1991 Barbara Anderson p. 62
    • [section] p. 62
    • CLAT — by Barbara Anderson p. 63
    • [biography] p. 66
  • 1992 Alistair Te Ariki Campbell p. 67
    • [section] p. 67
    • Utu — by Alistair Te Ariki Campbell p. 68
      • 1 Haunui p. 68
      • 2 Weku
      • 3 Te Ana o Hau
      • 4 Maui p. 69
      • 5 Wairaka
    • [biography] p. 70
  • 1993 Jack Lasenby p. 71
    • [section] p. 71
    • This Strange Cold Town — by Jack Lasenby p. 72
    • [biography]
  • 1994 Christopher Pugsley p. 74
    • [section] p. 74
    • Wellington City, a Career Choice — by Christopher Pugsley
      • [section]
      • Night Attack (from Anzac: The New Zealanders at Gallipoli, 1998) p. 76
    • [biography] p. 77
  • 1995 Gregory O'Brien p. 78
    • [section] p. 78
    • Contents of a Breeze, Wellington — by Gregory O'Brien p. 79
      • I p. 79
      • II
      • III
    • View of Wellington from Marahau — by Gregory O'Brien p. 80
    • [biography]
  • 1996 Jane Tolerton p. 81
    • [section] p. 81
    • Getting over Ettie — by Jane Tolerton p. 82
    • [biography] p. 85
  • 1997 Elizabeth Knox p. 86
    • [section] p. 86
    • Assemble in Bunny Street — by Elizabeth Knox p. 87
    • [biography] p. 88
  • 1998 Lorae Parry p. 90
    • [section] p. 90
    • Scene from 'Vagabonds' — Scene 2: Wellington Wharf—1863 — by Lorae Parry p. 91
    • [biography]

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