International Contemporary Writing
‘A body is disobedient; it is a river flowing backwards and splitting off in many directions.’ Aotearoa New Zealand artist and writer Hana Pera Aoake writes about the waterways that make up their ancestry, their body, and their future.
‘Little wild words thump in the mouth‘. Poet and academic Elizabeth-Jane Burnett on first drafts, the best writing advice she’s received, and the more-than-human in her poetry.
In April 2019, Charne Lavery and Isabel Hofmeyr took a ship to the Antarctic peninsula for a scientific conference. In this collaborative, reflective essay, they discuss their shared experiences of reading in Antarctica. An extract from Wasafiri 106.
