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Cilla McQueenpublications & biography |
Cilla McQueen Bibliography
Books and book reviews
Homing In. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1982 Wild Sweets. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1986 Benzina. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1988 Crïk´ey : New and Selected Poems 1978-1994. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1994 Markings. Dunedin: U of Otago Press, 2000 Axis: Poems and Drawings. Dunedin: U of Otago Press, 2001 Fire-Penny. Dunedin: U of Otago Press, 2005
Audiovisual by Cilla McQueen Bad Bananas . Sound recording. Music by James Taylor and Alistair Macdougall, 1986 Otherwise . Sound recording. Words and vocals Cilla McQueen. Music and instruments Alistair Macdougall. Dunedin: Rowan, 1989. Soundtrack for Hotere. Film dir. by Merata Mita. 2000 A Wind Harp. Cilla McQueen and the Blue Neutrinos. Compact disc. U of Otago Press / Strawberry Sound), 2006
Scripts and performances by Cilla McQueen ‘Whats Going On.’ Xerox edition/poem accompanying ‘A Imaginary Music’ exhibition. Red Metro Gallery, Dunedin, 1983 ‘Shocks and ripples.' 1985 ‘Spacy Calcutta's Travelling Truth Show.’ Produced by Rodney Weatherall for ABC. Broadcast on Radio National, Australia, 1986 ‘Fancy Numbers.’ 30-min performance piece for 40 voices, two lady performance artists in tap shoes, two synthesisers, electric guitar, piano harp; scores derived from computer-modified drawings of the Otago Peninsula. Marama Hall, Otago University, 1986 ‘Harlequin and Columbine.’ Commissioned play for disabled actors. Fortune Theatre, Dunedin, 1987 ‘Three Cilla McQueen Songs (for mezzo-soprano/baritone and piano)’ by David Farquhar. Wellington: Wai-te-ata Press, 1988 ‘Red Rose Café.’ Cilla McQueen and Alistair McDougall. Performed by Fortune Theatre at the Manhattan, Dunedin, 1990 ‘Lunchtime.’ Play for young adults commissioned by Columba College. Playmarket, 1991 ‘Angels Born at the Speed of Light.’ Long poem/vocal score; music by Gillian Whitehead; choreography Bronwyn Judge. Trust Bank Theatre, Dunedin, 1992
Prose by Cilla McQueen 'Stone soup: reflections on the creative process.' English in Aotearoa 13 (Nov 1990): 85-92 'Notes on the work of Marilyn Webb.' Art New Zealand 69 (Summer 1993/94): 48-51 'Summer 1977 (1967) by James K. Baxter.' Quote Unquote 22 (Apr 1995): 10-11 Commentary in 'A Silent Waltz: Photographs by Marti Friedlander.' Landfall 198 (Spring 1999): 240-57 ‘Touching the Elements.’ In The Lure of Metal. Lure, 2000 ‘Dies ist eine wahre Geschichte.’ Neuseeländische Autoren in Berlin. Berlin: Goethe Institut, 2002. Trans. excerpt from Berlin Diary ‘Dark Matter, Ralph Hotere and Language.’ In Ralph Hotere: Black Light. Major Works. Wellington/Dunedin: Te Papa Press/Dunedin Public Art Gallery, 2000 'The Pleasures of Poetry.' Listener (1 Jul 2000): 42-44. Discusses 'Deep in the Hills' by Ruth Dallas ‘Avignon Summer 1978.’ In The Colour of Distance: New Zealand Writers in France, French Writers in New Zealand. Ed. Jenny Bornholdt & Gregory O’Brien. Wellington: Victoria UP, 2005: 39-47 ‘A Benign Psychosis?’ NZAP Forum: Journal of the New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists 11 (2005): 41-48 Reviewing 1998-2004 New Zealand Books reviews of poetry by: Anne French, Heather Macpherson, Anna Jackson, Albert Wendt (Whetu Moana, Polynesian poetry in English), James Brown, Greg O'Brien, Emma Neale, Jenny Bornholdt, Rachel Bush, Hone Tuwhare, Lauris Edmond.
About Cilla McQueen Joanna Paul. 'Exhibitions: Dunedin.' Art New Zealand 27(1983): 16. Rev. of 'An Imaginary Music' by Cilla McQueen at Red Metro Gallery Harry Ricketts. 'The Poetry of Cilla McQueen.' Landfall 158 (Dec 1984): 452-58 Ronda Cooper. 'Recent New Zealand Poetry.' JNZL: Journal of New ZealandLiterature v.2 (1984): 23-43 Ian Wedde. 'Pilot Small's Transport Across the Meniscus: The Poetry of Cilla McQueen.' Untold 3 (Autumn 1985): 17-26 Helen White. Rev. of ‘Shocks and Ripples.’ Act 10.4 (Aug 1985): 45-46 John Needham. 'Recent Poetry and Coleridgean Principles.' JNZL: Journal ofNew Zealand Literature v.3 (1985): 35-56 F. Meyer. 'Full of zing!' More 42 (Dec 1986): 80-83 Marion McLeod. 'Head/hand.' Interview with Cilla McQueen. Listener (7 Mar 1987): 40 Greg O'Brien. 'Cilla McQueen.' In Moments of Invention: Portraits of 21 New Zealand Writers. Auckland: Heinemann Reed, 1988: 88-93 Harry Coghill. 'New Scores from Wai-te-ata.' Canzona 11.31 (Summer 1989): 32. Rev. of 'Three Cilla McQueen Songs (for mezzo-sporano/baritone and piano)' by David Farquhar Helen Watson White. Rev. of ‘Red Rose Café’ by Cilla McQueen and Alistair Macdougall. Dominion Sunday Times (21 Oct 1990): 14 Louise Petherbridge. Rev. of ‘Red Rose Café’ Otago Daily Times (1990) Michael Harlow. 'Interview with Cilla McQueen.' English in Aotearoa 13 (Nov 1990): 93-95 A. Smeele. 'Grant to Dunedin Poet.' Otago Daily Times (9 Oct 1991): 3 Emma Neale. 'Playfulness and Politics: New Zealand Poetry 1987-1990.' Australian and New Zealand Studies in Canada 10 (Dec 1993): 121-35 Bridie Lonie. ‘Exhibitions, Dunedin.’ Art New Zealand 67 (Winter 1993): 36-37 Emma Farry. 'King Ralph.' Southern Skies (Jun 1993): 34-39 Charmian Smith. 'Poetry part of Dunedin Writer's Rhythm of Life.' Otago Daily Times (18 May 1994): 23 Jonathan Mane-Wheoki. 'Hotere: Out the Black Window.' Landfall 194 (Spring 1997): 233-40. Hotere in collaboration with sundry poets, including Cilla McQueen Damian Skinner. 'Exhibitions, Wellington.' Art New Zealand 85 (Summer 1997): 24-25. Rev. of ‘Out the Black Window,’paintings by Ralph Hotere, poems by Cilla McQueen et al. Emma Neale. ‘Touchpapers: The Poetics of the House Fire.’ Landfall 201 (May 2001): 134-42 ‘A Walk Upstream’ and interview with Nick Ascroft and Richard Reeve. Glottis 9 (2004): 17-21
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