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| Source | ID | Link | Books | Overlap |
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| GoodReads | 18899518 | not fetched yet | 1 | 1 (100%) |
| Amazon | no author ID (search by name) | https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3AAnne-Marie%20Te%20Whiu | 1 | 1 (100%) |
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Date: 2024-02-01
About
Born and raised in Brisbane, Anne-Marie Te Whiu is a proud descendant of the Te Rarawa tribe in Northland, Aotearoa. She has primarily worked as cultural producer and curator, recently having Co-Directed the Queensland Poetry Festival from 2015-2017.
Her work within spoken word includes being Co-Producer of Woodford Folk Festival's long-running spoken word showcase WordFood and State Library of QLD's Event Coordinator for the Australian Poetry Slam.
Anne-Marie is the Co-Editor of Solid Air, Australian and New Zealand Spoken Word Anthology (University of Queensland Press) and is currently the Co-Editor of two Verity La poetry streams – the spoken word submission stream Slot Machine as well as Discoursing Diaspora. She is also an emerging poet & weaver, with writing recently being published in Cordite, Australian Poetry Journal and A Fine Line, and exhibiting her woven installation ātete as part of the Ctrl+Alt+Delete Pasifika Showcase at Outerspace Gallery in Brisbane. Earlier this year, Anne-Marie traveled to Wellington, Aotearoa with the support of Create NSW where she was selected to participate in the Māori & Pasifika Intensive Creative Writing Workshop at the IIML, Victoria University.
Her work within spoken word includes being Co-Producer of Woodford Folk Festival's long-running spoken word showcase WordFood and State Library of QLD's Event Coordinator for the Australian Poetry Slam.
Anne-Marie is the Co-Editor of Solid Air, Australian and New Zealand Spoken Word Anthology (University of Queensland Press) and is currently the Co-Editor of two Verity La poetry streams – the spoken word submission stream Slot Machine as well as Discoursing Diaspora. She is also an emerging poet & weaver, with writing recently being published in Cordite, Australian Poetry Journal and A Fine Line, and exhibiting her woven installation ātete as part of the Ctrl+Alt+Delete Pasifika Showcase at Outerspace Gallery in Brisbane. Earlier this year, Anne-Marie traveled to Wellington, Aotearoa with the support of Create NSW where she was selected to participate in the Māori & Pasifika Intensive Creative Writing Workshop at the IIML, Victoria University.