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"Lobster's tale is the third book in the kåorero series. The kåorero project invites new and exciting collaborations - for two different kinds of artistic intelligence to work away at a shared topic."--Colophon.
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Bruce Foster's current photographs consider the impacts on nature of political decisions and corporate actions. Recent touring exhibitions that include his work are: 'Kermadec Project: Lines Across the Ocean, ' an initiative articulating the issues facing one of the few pristine ocean sites left on the planet; 'Wai, the Water Project, ' an exploration of the cultural, conceptual, and imaginative aspects of waterways and the existential threats they face; and 'Toitu Te Whenua -- The Land Will Always Remain.'
Chris Price's work often hovers around the intersections between literature and science. She is the author of three poetry collections,
Husk (Best First Book of Poetry, Montana NZ Book Awards, 2002),
The Blind Singer (2009), and
Beside Herself (2016), as well as the hybrid 'biographical dictionary'
Brief Lives (shortlisted, Montana NZ Book Awards' biography category, 2007). Chris is a former editor of the literary journal
Landfall. Since 2009 she has convened the MA workshop in poetry and creative non-fiction at the International Institute of Modern Letters, Victoria University of Wellington.
