Washed up row boat by Brendon Moir. 12 August 2018. An image from Canterbury Stories.
“What happens when a fragment of an eldritch entity decides a human looks like a potential girlfriend instead of a potential snack?”: How to get a girlfriend (when you’re a terrifying monster) by Marie Cardno
Karlia reviews a new novella by Marie Cardno, published by Paper Road Press. "With a dash of academic humour (don’t worry we will find something to spend the grant money on), and plenty of pining and confusing, How to get a girlfriend when you are a terrifying monster will enchant readers."
Remembrance recovered
A WWI grave marker is donated to ChristChurch Cathedral and later displayed in the library - Kat wonders, what was this soldier's story?
Joanna Kafarowski – “The Arctic is a region which makes my heart sing”
Djunaidi interviews Canadian writer Joanna Karafowski who has written two books on early women polar explorers.
Happy Halloween: Stephen King’s Fairy Tale is pretty Grimm
Fee reads Stephen King's latest, a fantastical journey into another land full of references to other work and great characterisation.
Photo Hunt 2022: Celebrations and commemorations for one’s life
Photo Hunt 2022 is back! Share your photographs and highlight the key moments in out city's history.
5 Articles on … 5 birds (of the year)
Bird of the Year 2022 Kōtuku ngutupapa - Royal spoonbill, Kōkā - South Island kōkako Native birds New Zealand
Protest on Colombo Street: Picturing Canterbury
Stop the tour protest on Colombo Street. Protest marshalls are in the foreground. 22 July 1981. An image from Canterbury Stories.
Craft snippets: Jewellery making with Maree Grant
Angela reports back from Craft snippets at Upper Riccarton Library which featured guest crafter, silversmith Maree Grant.
Highways and Byways of Contemporary Music in Aotearoa
Could one of these be your new favourite Kiwi musician? Noel goes on a deep dive into contemporary classical, experimental and Māori music.
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