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Publications & Biography
Gallery
On-line Works
Essays, Interviews by Alan Brunton
brief #28 Alan Brunton
Materials from Alan Brunton special issue of brief #28 (Spring
2003), including The Excursion, reviews of
Moonshine and Fq,
an interview
with Chris Bourke and a Bumper Books Checklist.
About Alan Brunton
- Stephen Chan, Political Radicalism and Radical Literature: Usurpation and Incorporation in the New Zealand Literary World from 1969
- Martin Edmond, ... among the ruins with the Poor
- Martin Edmond, Lighting Out for the Territory: review of Moonshine (brief 28)
- Martin Edmond, Eating the Wind: Red Mole’s Asian Itineraries (kmko 4)
- Murray Edmond, From Cabaret to Apocalypse: Red Mole’s Cabaret Capital Strut and Ghost Rite (kmko 4)
- Russell Haley, Harry Leeds and the Turnblazer Chronicle (kmko 5)
- Michele Leggott, Leaving Luang Prabang: A Tale of Two Travellers (kmko 4)
- Michele Leggott, From the Archive: Alan Brunton’s Notebook 1970-1980 (kmko 4)
- Philip Mead, Smoking Jacket (Jacket 16)
- Sally Rodwell, Introduction to Grooves of Glory
- Jack Ross, F**k You, Faerie Queene, review of Fq (brief 28)
Audiovisual
To celebrate the publication of Alan Brunton’s Beyond the Ohlala Mountains: Poems 1968-2002, the NZ Electronic Poetry Centre (nzepc) presents a selection of recordings drawn from the Brunton Rodwell Papers at the University of Auckland and from archives of the poet’s many collaborators. Brunton was a consummate performer of his own work, whether poetry, theatre or the many blends he developed between genres and often in association with musicians. Listen to mp3 singles to access the soundtrack of a truly remarkable poetry that is always walking onstage, urgent with news for another audience.
Memorials
Alan M. Brunton
Christchurch 14 October 1946 - Amsterdam 28 June 2002
beating on the door of the next world / like a hammer on a stone
Sally Katherine Rodwell
Dunedin May 16 1950 - Wellington October 15 2006
Sally Rodwell filming at X Festival de Poesia de Medellin,
Colombia, June 2000
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