A session about Otherhood, an anthology of diverse, insightful, moving, (at times) harrowing, and (at times) humorous essays by writers for whom not having children is their choice, as well as others where the choice has been taken out of their hands.
Connection and Kinship: Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe and Tayi Tibble: WORD Christchurch 2024
By late Saturday afternoon, WORD Christchurch had been in full swing for several days, not to mention the jam-packed first weekend day of WORD event-goodness. T
Amy Head: Signs of Life walking tour: WORD Christchurch 2024
Teresa takes a walking tour with writer Amy Head, stopping at a few locations that have a connection to the short stories in her collection, Signs of Life
Fill your boots! Teresa’s picks of WORD Christchurch 2024
Teresa's WORD Christchurch Festival picks include Kinships, Otherhood, and a walking tour with writer Amy Head.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Political podcast with laughs
Teresa reports back from the live recording of the Gone by Lunchtime podcast, with special guest, Lianne Dalziel.
WORD Christchurch 2023: 180 Sorrys in Sorrow and Bliss – Meg Mason
Teresa reports back on a session with Sorrow and Bliss author Meg Mason - Don’t comment that her book is more “sorrow than bliss" or she will tell you “I never said it was 50/50”.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Wāhine Māori making it better
Teresa listens in on "an intimate chat" that just happened to be in front of an audience - with Dr Hinemoa Elder and Dr Emma Espiner.
Three top picks: WORD Christchurch Festival 2023
Teresa looks ahead to WORD Christchurch Festival 2023 and makes her picks of the programme.
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 is GO!
Teresa sings the praises of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 and some fab footy reads.
Kate De Goldi: Earthquakes and Cathedrals: WORD Christchurch 2022
Teresa hears from Kate De Goldi about her latest novel Eddy, Eddy (a coming of age novel set in Christchurch at the time of the earthquakes, growing up in Christchurch), A Christmas Carol, writers being great observers, what it was like to experience the earthquakes while no longer living here, and her passionate advocacy work for literacy and reading.
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