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INDEX

Brown, D.L.
Christie, Will
Cross, Brett
Direen, Bill (W)


Crawford, Jen
Guedea, Rogelio
Hamilton, Scott


Jenner, Ted
Johnson, Mike
Loeffler, Arno
Macassey, Olivia


Oliver, Stephen
Ross, Jack
Stewart, Olwyn


Sturmer, Richard v.
Taylor, Richard
Wilson, Jim


Scott Hamilton: founder of the iconoclastic magazine 'Salt' in the late 90's, Scott has never been far from controversy. His writings on world events have been published and often translated by the left-wing papers of several countries. For two years he was editor of 'brief' magazine in Auckland (the journal started by Alan Loney in 1995). Hamilton recently completed a Ph.D in Sociology. His first collection of essays and poetry was To the Moon, In Seven Easy Steps. In his own words: "My favourite movies are John O'Shea's Runaway and John Sayles' Lone Star, my favourite book is Judith Binney's Redemption Songs, my favourite album is Syd Barrett's The Madcap Laughs." (pic: Cerian Wagstaff)

 

Scott Hamilton

To the Moon, in Seven Easy Steps Poetry and essays

Reviews

Brief Literary Journal contributor and past editor
Percutio (contributor, (interview)

Blogosphere
Scott's blog is a key reference point for the prognosis of NZ's political condition.

 

Sound Files

C.V.


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