Reflections of a teacher, writer and rebel
Born and raised in Pātea, Airana Ngarewa (Ngāti Ruanui) reflects on a question that helped shape his narrative in ‘Philosopher, Warrior, Chief’.
Te Māra a Tāne: Radical Connections to the Larger Ecosystem with Gini Letham, Judge
For Lead Ranger Gini Letham, creative non-fiction and her science communications work at Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne are both about connection.
Headland Alumni: Where are they now?
Sharon LamThe Headland team love to watch what happens next in the writing lives of authors we have published – we find out through Facebook updates, tweets, emails letting us…
Headland Alumni: Where are they now?
Nod GhoshThe Headland team love to watch what happens next in the writing lives of authors we have published – we find out through Facebook updates, tweets, emails letting us…
Headland Alumni: Where are they now?
Alie BengeThe Headland team love to watch what happens next in the writing lives of authors we have published – we find out through Facebook updates, tweets, emails letting us…
Writer: Level 1
The page is blank, metaphorically speaking.
How A Terrible Year Made Me A Better Writer
In hindsight, maybe I’m not the best person to write about staying motivated as a writer.
It’s just a name
Poppie Johnson, whose story ‘Nights of Everywhere' is published in Issue 14, gives us her take on titles.