Janis Freegard's Weblog

Janis Freegard's Weblog

I'm a Wellington-based writer of fiction and poetry

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Month: July 2010

30 July, 2010 janisfreegard

NZ Poetry Day – Hine e Hine

24 July, 2010 janisfreegard

Howling at the Film Festival

20 July, 2010 janisfreegard

Tuesday Poem – Hopkins

16 July, 2010 janisfreegard

Poetry at the Ballroom Cafe this Sunday

12 July, 2010 janisfreegard

Tuesday Poem – Edna St Vincent Millay

9 July, 2010 janisfreegard

Standing Up in Palmy

6 July, 20106 July, 2010 janisfreegard

Tuesday Poem Editing & Stand Up Poetry

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  • @SoVeryBritish Come to New Zealand. We have a fabulous cocktail bar in Wellington called Crumpet ( & yes, they also… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 weeks ago
  • Very sorry to hear the amazing Georgina Beyer is no longer with us. She was a legend. stuff.co.nz/national/polit… 3 weeks ago
  • RT @thwupbooks: What a voice. We are lucky to have her. Tusiata Avia forever. ❤️ https://t.co/00p6bqLok7 1 month ago

Archives

Bloggers

  • A Dark Feathered Art (Joanna Preston)
  • Giraffes of Wellington
  • Kay McKenzie Cooke (Born To a Red-Headed Woman)
  • Lalia Land (Saradha Koirala)
  • Mary Macpherson
  • molloy – Harvey Molloy's notebook
  • Patrick Cotter
  • Poetry Tyneside
  • Tim Jones – Books in the Trees

General Blogroll

  • Duotrope’s Digest – writing markets
  • Janis Freegard's Blogger Blog (where I post videos of me reading)
  • Janis Freegard’s Weblog
  • Moon Over Martinborough
  • Paula Green's Poetry Shelf
  • Tuesday Poem

Journals

  • Anomalous Press
  • Blackmail Press
  • International Literary Quarterly
  • Love In The Time of Covid
  • Magma
  • Poetry NZ
  • Trout
  • Turbine literary journal

Publishers

  • Auckland University Press
  • Bloodaxe Books
  • Iron Press
  • Makaro Press
  • Red Squirrel Press
  • Seraph Press
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