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As we move into a bright new 2022, we are reflecting on the achievements of Turas Press writers during the last year. We were delighted to publish four titles in 2021: Liz McSkeane’s fourth poetry collection, Learning … Continued
I am delighted to be able, on behalf of DS Maolalai and Turas Press, to play the smallest of parts in delivering this book into the world. And what a gorgeous book it is. Sad Havoc Among the Birds is … Continued
Turas Press – additions to list for 2019 announced! Turas Press is delighted to announce that two more writers have been signed to the Turas Press list for 2019: David Toms’ collection “Northly” and “Sad Havoc Among the Birds” by … Continued
The title of Eamonn Lynskey’s third collection poetry, “It’s Time,” evokes a sense of meditation – on life, on the urgency of tackling our life’s work, whatever that may be. The reader expecting such reflections will not be disappointed. But … Continued
When Ross asked me to launch his third poetry collection “How To Sleep with Strangers” I was faced with a dilemma. His two earlier self-help books, “The Gentle Art of Rotting” and “Pretending to be Dead” had failed to deliver … Continued
Fifty years after the first Spanish publication of “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” Liz McSkeane reflects on Gabo’s most famous work and the magic of its journey into English. In these days of software programmes and search engine language applications, … Continued
by Anamaría Crowe Serrano Bill Manhire, (2017) “Some Things to Place in a Coffin,” by Bill Manhire, Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2017. ISBN: 978 -1 -776561 -056. NZ $25.00 + $10 P & P from VUP at http://vup.victoria.ac.nz/some-things-to-place-in-a-coffin/ Seven years … Continued
Kate Camp (2017) “The Internet of Things,” Wellington: Victoria University Press, ISBN 978 -1-77656 -106. NZ$25.00 + $10 P& P from http://vup.victoria.ac.nz/the-internet-of-things/ Kate Camp is an award-winning New Zealand poet whose sixth collection, “The Internet of Things,” is an arresting … Continued