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Kate CampFriday 23 August 7.30-10pm once and for all |
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Kate Camp is literate yet hip, culturally attuned and funky... This
poet skips easily through various fields of reference, medical, economic, anthropological, literary, pop-culture, collecting and bringing home
specimens as good poets do... If her first collection is this good, what will the second be like? Her poems have appeared in magazines and journals including Landfall, New Zealand Books, North and South, NZ Listener, Sport, Takahe and the Sunday Star Times 2000AD magazine. She is a regular reviewer on Kim Hill’s National Radio programme and a columnist for The Evening Post. Realia, Kate’s second collection of poetry, was published in July 2001 by Victoria University Press. Kate was appointed Writer in Residence at the University of Waikato in 2002. One of her poems "Unfinished Love Theorem" was selected for the online collection Best NZ Poems 2001. Realia while you are talking what to say I turn words around we are all speakers of other languages ways of failing an d it’s a well-known fact is fiendishly difficult full of except so forgive me, I can only say my leg is broken
from Realia, Victoria UP, 2001.
© Kate Camp
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