Posts tagged Paula Morris
Robin Hyde’s Auckland: an audiovisual essay.
Robin Hyde’s Auckland: an audiovisual essay.

Writer Paula Morris and photographer Haru Sameshima follow Robin Hyde through a young city emerging into its own identity.

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Season 4, OratoryGoing West Festivalobin Hyde, Iris Wilkinson, NZ Literature, New Zealand, Auckland, 1930s, Paula Morris, Haru Sameshima, history, NZ history, literature, literary history, Going West, 2022, TItirangi, Lopdell House, mental health, psychiatry, parenthood, Carrington Psychiatric Hospital, Whau Lunatic Asylum, biography, writer, photography, archive photography, performance art, Christopher Robin Hyde, Derrick Chalice, journalism
From a Certain Point of View
From a Certain Point of View

Paula Morris leads a discussion with Simon Wilson, Susanna Andrew and Shamubeel Eaqub on writing true stories, and the demands and possibilities of the essay and creative non-fiction.

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Season 2, DiscourseGoing West FestivalThe Essay, Creative Nonfiction, Aotearoa New Zealand, The Journal of Urgent Writing, Tell You What: Best New Zealand Fiction, Generation Rent, False River, Bridget Williams Books, Paula Morris, Simon Wilson, Susanna Andrew, Shamubeel Eaqub