Paperback Punks
Sept
10
7:00 pm19:00

Paperback Punks

  • Titirangi Theatre & Lounge Lopdell Precinct (map)
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How three cultural polymaths wrote, published and sold their stories. With director, musician and now novelist John Pain and his publishers from Dunbar Noon: fellow Hallelujah Picasso Peter McLennan and writer Jaq Tweedie. This promises to be a rowdy exploration of the business of subculture in Aotearoa.

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Making The Cut: Publishing
Sept
8
2:15 pm14:15

Making The Cut: Publishing

Just how do books get from the mind of the writer all the way to the eyes of the reader? This is the story of stories. Going West has invited three prominent and diverse book publishers Harriet Allan, Bridget Williams and Peter Dowling, to share their insights, experiences and anecdotes.

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The Unwritten City
Sept
8
1:30 pm13:30

The Unwritten City

Owen Gill examines the changes we need to make to accommodate two million Aucklanders, photographer Patrick Reynolds has documented the city’s architecture and Malcolm Paterson has delved into the historical stories of Tāmaki Makaurau and Kaipara. They will join in a conversation about how we might become a place that is better at telling its stories.

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Unfiltered
Sept
8
11:45 am11:45

Unfiltered

Auckland Museum invited five writers to explore the Museum’s documentary heritage collection. With Dina Jezdic in the chair join Saraid de Silva Cameron, Mohamed Hassan, Louise Tu’u, To’asavili Tuputala, and Lucy Zee in discussion.

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A New Zealander in China
Sept
8
11:00 am11:00

A New Zealander in China

Hot on the heels of the launch of A Communist in the Family: Searching for Rewi Alley, we’re thrilled to have Elspeth Sandys on stage with journalist Matt Nippert, talking about the man, his life, and what he means now to New Zealand, and the country he called home - China.

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Sofija's Garden
Sept
7
to 14 Sept

Sofija's Garden

  • Shed Two, Corban Estate Arts Centre (map)
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Enter a magical tent where Baba Sofija is waiting to tell her grandchildren a story – with their help, of course! Written by Renee Liang (Glucina) and directed by Tainui Tukiwaho.
Saturdays 7 & 14 September | 10.30am, 12pm, 2pm
Sunday 8 September | 10.30am, 12pm,

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