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Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature
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Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature episodes
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 09-10-2024 - Rare Public Appearance of Miss Georgette Heyer - Terry MacTavishRare Public Appearance of Miss Georgette Heyer - Terry MacTavish wrote and will lead a cast of three in an upcoming free public performance of Rare Public Appearance of Miss Georgette Heyer.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz17 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 25-09-2024 - Burns Fellow - Mikaela NymanBurns Fellow - Mikaela Nyman reflects on her time in Dunedin to date and offers readings from her latest work.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz25 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 11-09-2024 - New Zealand Young Writers Fest - Amy Grace LauraNew Zealand Young Writers Fest - Amy Grace Laura from Motif Poetry previews the slam poetry events as part of NZ Young Writers Festival 2024.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz15 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 28-08-2024 - 100 year anniversary of Janet Frame's birth - Lynley Edmeades100 year anniversary of Janet Frame's birth - Dunedin author, editor and academic Lynley Edmeades previews the Dunedin events and exhibition to mark the 100 year anniversary of Janet Frame's birth.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz15 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 14-08-2024 - National Poetry Day - Michelle ElvyNational Poetry Day - Michelle Elvy looks ahead to National Poetry Day celebrations to be held at Dunedin City Library on 23 August.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz14 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 31-07-2024 - Small Press Fest - Frances PavletichSmall Press Fest - Frances Pavletich from Evening Books is coordinating the Small Press Fest, a three-day programme for small presses and independent publishers.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz19 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 17-07-2024 - Pam McKinlay's book Flows Like WaterPam McKinlay's book Flows Like Water - Pam McKinlay has published Flows Like Water, an illustrated anthology of projects she has made, curated or been involved in, marrying arts and science.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz15 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 03-07-2024 - Tim Jones - Climate Fiction Writer, PoetTim Jones - Climate Fiction Writer, poet and editor Tim Jones discusses his latest novel Emergency WeatherBroadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz19 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 19-06-2024 - Echoes from Hawaiki - Jennifer CattermoleEchoes from Hawaiki - Jennifer Cattermole discusses Echoes from Hawaiki, an account of taonga pūoro ancestral music traditions and instrument-playing techniques.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz16 min
- Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature - 05-06-2024 - Laurence Fearnley - Dunedin writerLaurence Fearnley - Dunedin writer Laurence speaks about her latest novel, At The Grand Glacier Hotel, launching this month.Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz17 min
About Write Spot with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature
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In 2014, Dunedin became a UNESCO City of Literature and a member of the wider Creative Communities Network.
It’s all about connecting with readers through libraries, schools, bookshops, festivals, workshops, events, performances, exhibitions and more. We celebrate our wonderful writers of fiction and non-fiction, poets, oral storytellers, playwrights, screenwriters and lyricists.
Every fortnight on Otago Access Radio’s OARsome Morning Show, Write Spot takes a look at how our city is embracing its City of Literature status with Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature director Nicky Page.