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Raewyn AlexanderFriday 23 August |
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Raewyn Alexander was born in Hamilton and now lives in Auckland. She has a Bachelor of International Communication. Raewyn is the author of two novels, Fat (1996) and Concrete (1998) and has has co-authored two non-fiction books, Bacon is Not a Vegetable( 701 Tips for Flatting), and Sweet: A Guide for New Zealand Teenagers. She has had a great many short stories and poems published in a wide variety of magazines including Spin, Takahe, Poetry NZ. Her first poetry collection, Love and Hate are Small Words with Big Names, was published in AUP New Poets 1(AUP, 1999). She has been a member of various poetry groups including the Devonport Poets and the Poetry Brats. At the present time, Raewyn is doing performance poetry which involves the audience and hopes her 'page work' may do this also. She is about to have poetry published in the USA, in an anthology of performance poets from around the world. Raewyn sees herself as a poet first and all her other writing springs from that discipline. lights stream past the ride we're on this is where tomorrow's forgotten the truly individual forked mullhawk embarrassed girl throwing up on her slingbacks taken from careful to flaming belly yahoos appearing from nowhere with something
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