“Contemporary Māori stories don’t exist somewhere outside the context of ‘New Zealand’. Regardless of who you are, there is a sliver of yourself to be reflected back in our writing.” — Damien Levi on the multitude of Māori voices at Verb this year.
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“It’s so important for me to step outside my private, comfortable life and say ‘Toitū Te Tiriti’ any time I have a public chance to do that. It’s really the bare minimum I can do.” — Novelist Pip Adam.
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“We’re committed to opening the stage to exciting and confronting kōrero from Māori creators, thinkers and change-makers with fires burning in their throats. Fires that burn even more urgently today.” — Michael and Matariki Bennett, co-curators Māori for the Auckland Writers Festival, May 14–19.
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“Our most complex and important questions, theories, and ideas were shared and discussed by some of our greatest creators in te ao Māori.” — Chloe Fergusson-Tibble on Kupu, the Māori writers’ festival.
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