All about zines. Bryce Galloway, the author of Incredibly Hot Sex with Hideous People talks to Michelle Hollis.
Jul
10
Your Unselfish Kindness
An anthology of writings by Robin Hyde, the “dazzling but often overlooked New Zealand novelist, poet and journalist” has just been published. Dr Mary Edmond Paul, an authority on Hyde, is the editor. She talks to Redmer Yska.
Dec
13
Paddock to plate
Professor Jacqueline Rowarth reviews Floreat Scientia: Celebrating New Zealand’s Agrifood Innovation.
Dec
13
Look and feel
Rodney Adank reviews New Zealand by Design: A History of New Zealand Product Design by Michael Smythe.
Dec
09
Putting things right
A senior lecturer in the College of Education, Dr Valerie Margrain is the co-editor of and one of 12 contributors to Responsive Pedagogy: Engaging Restoratively with Challenging Behaviour. She talks to Sue Allen.
Jul
01
In Bruges
According to history lecturer Andrew Brown, the author of Civic Ceremony and Religion in Medieval Bruges c.1300–1520, Bruges really is ‘like a fairytale’. He talks to Malcolm Wood.
Jul
01
A modest proposal: Introducing the Bachelor in Agricultural Humanities
William Broughton’s ideas about multidisciplinary study were plainly ahead of his time. He talks to John Muirhead, currently head of the School of English and Media Studies, about a modest proposal he made back in 1971 in the pages of the capping magazine Masskerade for a course called Literate Agriculture 111.
May
06
Just William
Paul Mulrooney talks to senior lecturer in history Dr James Watson about Prime Minister WF Massey. Dr Watson is the author of a biography of WF Massey written as one of the Makers of the Modern World series of books, covering the world leaders who signed the Treaty of Versailles at the 1919 Paris Peace…
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