The 2016 Victoria University of Wellington Creative New Zealand Writer in Residence will converse with Pip Adam from Victoria’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML) about the times she has written in and about, and how different genres require a writer to use time in different ways.
Hosted by IIML, Writers
on Mondays is a three-month series featuring exciting new and
established talents to showcase what’s happening in the world of New Zealand
writing.
Headlining the 2016 season are award-winning New Zealand authors Anne
Kennedy, Patricia Grace and Jenny Bornholdt.
Director of the IIML Professor Damien Wilkins says the
event is an important part of the New Zealand literary calendar as it gives all
readers access to the creative thoughts and processes of New Zealand writers.
“The key thing about being a writer is that you’re a
reader first. Writers on Mondays is a great starting point for readers
to get into the mind of New Zealand writers.”
The full 2016 Writers
on Mondays programme can be viewed and downloaded from the IIML’s website. Admission is free and all are
welcome.
Writers on Mondays is
presented by Victoria University’s International Institute of Modern Letters
with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, and additional support from
Circa Theatre and National Poetry Day.
What: Writers on Mondays
When: 12.15-1.15pm each Monday from 11 July
to 26 September
Where: Te Papa in Te Marae (Level 4), except
for Short Sharp Script 1 & 2, which are at Circa Theatre.
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