New Zealand Book Month Collection
New Zealand Book Month Collection

This two-part collection coincides with New Zealand Book Month to celebrate NZ books and authors on screen.
Part one features screen adaptations of NZ literature. A roll-call of classic Kiwi screen and teleplays has come from books: An Angel at My Table, Came a Hot Friday, Once Were Warriors, The Quiet Earth, Sleeping Dogs, Whale Rider, Rain, In My Father's Den, Under the Mountain, and many more ...
Part two features writers on screen: iconic Aotearoa authors who have been celebrated, and found new readers, through being documented on screen.
In an introductory essay, journalist, broadcaster (The Good Word), and ex-Listener editor Finlay Macdonald explores the close relationship between page and screen; musing upon their shared origin in, “the little thing from which so much else flows – the written word.”
Enjoy!

Ian Powell: Inhumanity Of US Economic Sanctions Against Cuba – Infant Mortality And Starvation; Time To End NZ’s Silence
Ramzy Baroud: Subjects Of Empire - Breaking The Cycle Of Arab Dependency On US Elections
Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - The Pragmatic Food For Fuel Deal With Singapore
Eugene Doyle: After Israel’s Brutal Attack On Kiwis, Our Government Does Nothing
Keith Rankin: Has Sweden Become A De Facto Apartheid Narco State?
Bruce Mahalski: Change In The Weather #194