Bibliography
1. Books written and edited by Mark Pirie
Poetry Books/Broadsheets/Chapbooks
Journeys: a poem sequence, Sonny Boy Press, Wellington,
1996, 8 pages
Shoot,
Sudden Valley Press, Christchurch, 1999, 80 pages
No
Joke, Sudden Valley Press, Christchurch, 2001, 160
pages
The
Blues, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2001,
32 pages
Reading
the Will, Sudden Valley Press, Christchurch, 2002, 110
pages
Dumber:
Poems, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2003,
64 pages
Gallery: A Selection,
Foreword by Harry Ricketts, Salt Publishing, Cambridge, England,
2003, 116 pages
Bullet
Poems, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2004,
42 pages
Poems for
Poets, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2004,
40 pages
The Angel Bus: Song
Lyrics 1992-1994, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
Paekakariki, 2004, 36 pages
Two Poems: An
Impression of the Sea, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
Paekakariki, 2004, 16 pages
The Rose and Other Poems, The Doll Press, Wellington,
c2004, 64 pages
The Bet: Poems
in Memory of Jim Morrison (American Poet), The Night
Press, Wellington, 2004, 12 pages
The Ballad of Courtney Love, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, Paekakariki, 2004, single page broadsheet
Giving Poetry a Bad
Name, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2005,
256 pages
Blues For
Sam, The Broadsheet Company, Dunedin, 2005, 2-page
broadsheet
London
Notebook, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki,
2005, 80 pages
Mahones: Anthology -
Four Poets, with Bill Dacker, Michael O'Leary and Iain
Sharp, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2005, 48
pages
Bach Concert, The Worthy Press, Wellington, 2005, 8
pages
Wellington Fool (ESAW mini series
No. 2), Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2006, 24 pages
Sounds of
Sonnets, HeadworX Publishers, Wellington, 2006, 66
pages
The
Search, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2007,
200 pages
Love Notes, The Night Press, Wellington 2007, 12
pages
More Love Notes, The Night Press, Wellington 2007, 12
pages
Two Poems for Stephen Oliver, The Night Press, Wellington,
2007, single page broadsheet
Private
Detective, Kilmog Press, Dunedin, 2007, 14 pages
Slips:
cricket poems (ESAW mini series No. 21), Earl of Seacliff
Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2008, 24 pages
Bottle of
Armour: Early Poems/Lyrics 1992-93, Original Books,
Wellington, 2008, 80 pages
Trespassing
in Dionysia: Uncollected Early Poems 1993-97, Original
Books, Wellington, 2008, 80 pages
TOM:
A Novel in Verse, Poets Group, Christchurch, 2009, 96
pages
Journeys (for three strings and three voices), with music
by Paul Wolffram, Original Books, Wellington, 2010
Thinking Cap: A Book
of Epigrams (ESAW mini series No. 27), Earl of Seacliff
Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2011, 24 pages
Fiction Books
Swing and Other
Stories, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Peakakariki, 2002,
80 pages
Edited (includes books* edited as jobs for
publishers)
JAAM 1-3, 5-7,
10, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20 (with Amelia Nurse), 21 (with
Michael O'Leary), 23, Wai-te-ata Press/JAAM Publishing
Collective, 1995-2005
The NeXt Wave,
University of Otago Press, 1998, 280 pages
HeadworX New
Poetry Series, 1998-ongoing
Selection of NZ poetry, Thylazine online journal,
Australia, 1999 (no longer available online)
Storyteller: Poems
1988-1999 by Simon Williamson, HeadworX, 2002, 320
pages
Bookmarks: An
Anthology, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki,
2003, 32 pages
*The Smell of Oranges, Jill Chan, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, Paekakariki, 2003, 63 pages
The
First Wellington International Poetry Festival Anthology,
co-edited with Ron Riddell and Saray Torres, HeadworX, 2003, 144
pages
"Greatest Hits": An
anthology of writing, 1984-2004, co-edited with Michael
O'Leary, HeadworX/ESAW/JAAM, 2004
Tupelo Hotel:
Winter Readings at Tupelo, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
2004
Here and There: A Selection
from the Arabic by Basim Furat, HeadworX, 2004
The
Second Wellington International Poetry Festival Anthology,
co-edited with Ron Riddell and Saray Torres, HeadworX, 2004
*Diasporic Ghosts: A Discourse on Exile and Refugee
Issues, Yilma Tafere Tasew, First Edition
Ltd, Wellington, 2005, 380 pages
50 Poems by 50 Poets: Recent New Zealand Poetry,
papertiger media, Brisbane, 2004
Black
Mail Press Issue 12, 2005
The Manuka
Tree, Winter Readings 2005, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
Paekakariki, 2005, 44 pages
*Resistance, Meg Campbell, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
Paekakariki, 2005, 43 pages
The Moon That
Excels in Nothing But Waiting Poems from the Arabic
by Basim Furat, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2006, 24
pages
Poetrymath,
Winter Readings 2006, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2006,
44 pages
Poetrywall,
Winter Readings 2007, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2007,
32 pages
Poetrywall,
Anthology of the Poetrywall, edited/compiled with Gemma
Claire (Rowsell), Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2007, 32
pages
*Jubal's Lyre, Will Leadbeater, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, Paekakariki, 2008, 24 pages
broadsheet
1-ongoing, The Night Press, Wellington, 2008-ongoing
Voyagers:
Science Fiction Poetry From New Zealand, co-edited with
Tim Jones, Interactive Publications, Brisbane, 2009, 166 pages;
also available on Amazon.com as a Kindle e-book
The
Earl is in...: 25 Years of the Earl of Seacliff, Earl of
Seacliff Art Workshop, 2009, 220 pages
No Boat
May Allow Drowning to Vanish: New Poems from the Arabic by
Basim Furat, HeadworX, 2010, 64 pages
Time and Place: A Selection of New Zealand Poetry [Allen
Curnow memorial anthology], Original Books, Archival Edition,
Wellington 2010
The Pop
Artist's Garland: Selected Poems 1952-2009 by F W N
Wright, HeadworX, Wellington, 2010
Rail Poems
of New Zealand Aotearoa, Poetry Archive of New Zealand
Aotearoa/Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2010, 32 pages
Poetry
Notes (Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter),
2010-ongoing
'A Tingling Catch': A Century of New Zealand Cricket Poems
1864-2009, HeadworX, Wellington, 2010, 190 pages
A Tribute to Kenny the Busker: Poet John d'Estaing
Adams (1946-2011), Poetry Archive of New Zealand
Aotearoa, archival edition, Wellington, 2011, 60 pages
Out of It
by Michael O'Leary, HeadworX, Wellington, 2012, 66 pages
2. Mark Pirie's poem publication record (includes edited
translations)
Poetry anthologised in
Micropress: Best Poems, Micropress New Zealand,
1996
The NeXt Wave, University of Otago Press, 1998
In Our Own Words: Generation X Poetry, Volume 2, MW
Enterprises, USA, 2000
Something Between Breaths, Bahri Publications, New Delhi,
India, 2000
Doors, Leaders Press, University of Waikato, 2000 (NZ
Secondary Schools Anthology)
Jewels in the Water, Leaders Press, University of Waikato,
2000 (NZ Secondary Schools Anthology)
Essential New Zealand Poems, Godwit/Random House,
2001
Subversions: generations of contemporary poetry, Best of
Subverse Queensland Poetry Festival participants, papertiger
media, Australia, 2001
In Our Own Words: A Generation Defining Itself, Volume 4,
MW Enterprise, USA, 2002
Bookmarks: An Anthology, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
2003
The First Wellington International Poetry Festival
Anthology, HeadworX, 2003
Tupelo Hotel: Winter Readings at Tupelo, Earl of Seacliff
Art Workshop, 2004
Rhyming Business in Upper Hutt, Upper Hutt Poetry Day,
Upper Hutt, 2005
JAAM 21: Greatest Hits: An Anthology of Writing 1984-2004,
HeadworX/Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop/JAAM, 2004
Under Flagstaff: Dunedin Poetry, University of Otago
Press, 2004
Spirit Abroad: A Second Selection of New Zealand Spiritual
Verse, Godwit/Random House, 2004
The Manuka Tree: Winter Readings 2005, Earl of Seacliff
Art Workshop, 2005
Heroes of Upper Hutt, Upper Hutt Poetry Day, Upper
Hutt, 2005
A Heady Brew: Poems from Porirua Poetry Cafe, Inkweed,
2005
ESAW Christmas Surprise 2005, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2005
World Words: An Anthology of International Writers in New
Zealand, ed. T. M Schaefer, Assistant Editors: Kevin Cudby and
Catherine Boyle, Writers International (NZ) in Association with
HeadworX, 2006
Poetrymath, Winter Readings 2006, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2006
Shards of Silver, New Zealand Poets on Photography, Steele
Roberts Ltd, Wellington, 2006
ESAW Christmas Surprise 2006, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2006
Poetrywall, Winter Readings 2007, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2007
Poetrywall, Anthology of the Poetrywall, edited/compiled
with Gemma Claire (Rowsell), Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
2007
Che in Verse, eds Gavin O'Toole and Georgina Jimenez,
Aflame Books, UK, 2007.
ESAW Christmas Surprise 2007, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2007
New New Zealand Poets in Performance, eds. Jan Kemp and
Jack Ross, Auckland University Press, 2008
The White Album Readings, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
2008
JAFA: Auckland in Poetry, Antediluvian Press, 2008
ESAW Christmas Surprise 2008, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2008
Our Own Kind: 100 New Zealand Poems about Animals, ed.
Siobhan Harvey, Godwit/Random House, 2009
Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry From New Zealand,
Interactive Publications, Brisbane, 2009
A Day in History, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
2009
Narratives with Nosh: Stories, Poems & Recipes,
Tauranga Writers Group, 2009.
Crest to Crest: Impressions of Canterbury: Poetry &
Prose, Wily Publications, Christchurch, 2009
ESAW Christmas Surprise 2009, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2009
The Earl is in...: 25 Years of the Earl of Seacliff, Earl
of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2009
Blue Eyed Son, [Kurt Cobain art book], Independent Woman
Records, Wellington, 2010
Wildes Licht (Wild Light): poems/Gedichte aus Aotearoa
Neuseeland : Englisch-Deutsch, edited by Dieter
Riemenschneider, Christchurch, New Zealand und Kronberg im Taunus,
Germany, Tranzlit, 2010
Rail Poems of New Zealand Aotearoa, Poetry Archive of New
Zealand Aotearoa/Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2010
'A Tingling Catch': A Century of New Zealand Cricket Poems
1864-2009, HeadworX, 2010
Red Tendrils, Lopdell House Gallery, Titirangi, Auckland,
2010
These I Have Loved: My Favourite New Zealand Poems, ed.
Harvey McQueen, Steele Roberts Ltd, Wellington, 2010
All Together Now: A Digital Bridge for
Auckland and Sydney, Vol. 2, eds. Pam Brown, Martin
Edmond, Brian Flaherty and Michele Leggott, nzepc online
anthology (New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre), Auckland,
2010
ESAW Christmas Surprise 2010, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2010
ESAW Christmas Surprise 2011, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2011
Poetry featured in
Spin 27, ed. John O'Connor, 1997
Poetry NZ 16, ed. Alistair Paterson, 1998
Black
Mail Press 5, ed. Doug Poole, 2002
Valley Micropress, ed. Tony Chad, June 2004
Poetry online archive publications
Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop website - sample poems by
Mark Pirie
HeadworX Publishers website - sample poems by Mark Pirie
nzepc (New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre) - online poetry
archive
markpirie.com - online poetry archive
tinglingcatch.blogspot.com - online New Zealand cricket poetry
archive
Poetry recordings
Audio track on papertiger 04 CD-ROM,
papertiger media, Australia/Thailand, 2004
Archived recordings of poems in Aotearoa New Zealand Poetry Sound
Archive, 2004
Four poems by Mark Pirie on New New Zealand Poets in
Performance CD, eds. Jan Kemp and Jack Ross, Auckland
University Press, 2008
Four cricket poems by Mark Pirie in Touch Screen Interactive, New
Zealand Cricket Museum, Basin Reserve, 2012
Poems published in (periodical publication - print,
CD-ROM, electronic and online)
Another Toronto Quarterly (Canada), Babylon
Express (NZ), Beattie's Book Blog (NZ), Beer
Swill Romanticism (Australia), Bernard Gadd
Memorial (NZ), Black Mail Press (NZ),
Brief (NZ), Books in the
Trees (Tim Jones's blog), broadsheet: new new zealand
poetry (NZ), Capital Times (NZ), Catalyst
(NZ), Coffee House Poetry (UK),
Cordite Poetry Review (Australia), Critical Forum
(India), Deep South (NZ), Dream Catcher (UK),
Elves e-zine (Australia), Enamel (NZ),
Evasion (NZ), Fresh (NZ), fusebox (USA),
Gilgamesh: Journal of Iraqi Culture (Iraq),
Glottis (NZ), Hrvatsko Slovo (Croatia),
hutt (Australia/Thailand), International Literary
Quarterly (UK), JAAM (NZ), Jacket
(Australia), Joussour (Australia), Kota Press On-line
Journal (USA), Lampstand [Wellington College Old
Boys' Magazine] (NZ), Landfall (NZ), Litter: Otago
University Review (NZ), Magazine Six (USA),
Micropress NZ, Micropress Yates: The
Mozzie (Australia), molloy notebook
(Harvey Molloy's blog), Moths vs Mammoths (zine, NZ),
muse apprentice guild (USA), New Zealand Books,
New Zealand Cricket Museum Newsletter, New Zealand
Listener, New Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter,
Otago Daily Times (NZ), Paekariki Xpressed (NZ),
papertiger (Australia/Thailand), Poetry Aotearoa
(Australia), Poetry NZ, Poetry Notes (NZ),
Presto (NZ), Quarterly Literary Review Singapore,
Retort (Australia), Salt (Australia),
sidereality (USA), Sidestream (NZ),
SideWaLK (Australia), Snakeskin (UK), Social
Alternatives (Australia), SOFTBLOW Poetry Journal
(Singapore), Southern Ocean Review (NZ), Spin
(NZ), Stoat Spring (blog, NZ), Stylus Poetry
Journal (Australia), Sugar Mule (USA), Sunday
Star-Times (NZ), Takahe (NZ), The Dominion
Post (NZ), The Wellingtonian (NZ), Tiger
Talk (papertiger media e-newsletter, Australia/Thailand),
Trout: An Internet Journal (NZ), Valley
Micropress (NZ) and
Words for Christchurch (blog, NZ).
Translations of Mark Pirie's poetry in (other
languages)
German, Croatian
Edited translations by Mark Pirie of Basim Furat's poetry
in English in (print and online
periodicals/anthologies)
A Heady Brew: Poems from the Porirua Poetry Cafe (NZ),
Banipal (UK), Bravado (NZ), broadsheet: new
new zealand poetry, Dead
Parrots Society, Edinburgh Review (UK), Jihat.com,
Gilgamesh: Journal of Iraqi Culture (Iraq), JAAM
(NZ), papertiger 04 (Australia/Thailand), Peartree
6 [Tahayati.com], Poetry NZ, SOFTBLOW Poetry
Journal (Singapore), Southern Ocean Review (NZ),
Sugar
Mule (USA), Takahe (NZ), The First Wellington
International Poetry Festival anthology (NZ), Tupelo
Hotel: Winter Readings at Tupelo anthology (NZ), Valley
Micropress (NZ), Voices
[education project], Voices
in Wartime (NZ), and World Words: An Anthology of
International Writers in New Zealand.
Poems/poetry books by Mark Pirie included in art
exhibitions and museums
Paul Thompson, The Language Series, Idiom Studio,
Wellington, New Zealand, September-October, 2005
Jenny Bornholdt and Gregory O'Brien [curators], Main Trunk
Lines: An Exhibition of NZ Poetry, National Library of New
Zealand, Wellington, October 2005
Benedict Quilter, Blue Eyed Son [Kurt Cobain art
exhibition], Manky Chops Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand, April
2010
Peter Coates, Mary Campbell and Nelson Wattie [curators],
Alistair Te Ariki Campbell Exhibition, Bottle
Creek Community Gallery, Pataka Museum, Porirua, New Zealand, 14
April-1 May 2011
Multi-media Touch Screen Interactive, New Zealand Cricket Museum,
Basin Reserve, 2012
3. Mark Pirie's fiction publication record
Fiction
'The Articulate Madman' in JAAM 2, 1995
'The Ride' in JAAM 3, 1996
'Snap!' in JAAM 4, 1996
'B's Story' in JAAM 5, 1996
'First on the List: a Tragi-comedy' in JAAM 10, 1998
'The Joke', Southern Ocean Review 13, 1999
'White Wash' in brief 24, 2002
'How We Killed Them' in JAAM 21, 2004
'Me, Sam Hunt and Nirvana' in The Search, Earl of Seacliff
Art Workshop, 2007
'The Gathering' in The Search, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2007
Fiction anthologised in
JAAM 21: Greatest Hits: An Anthology of Writing 1984-2004,
HeadworX/Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop/JAAM, 2004
4. Mark Pirie's non-fiction publication record
Editorials/prefaces to literary journals
Editorials to JAAM magazine, 1-3, 5-7, 10, 13, 15, 17,
19, 21 (with Michael O'Leary), 23, Wai-te-ata Press/JAAM Publishing
Collective, 1995-2005
Prefaces to broadsheet: new new zealand poetry,
2008-ongoing
Prefaces/introductions to books/anthologies
Introduction to The NeXt Wave, Otago
University Press, Dunedin, 1998
Introduction to the poetry of Dambudzo Marechera,
JAAM 10, 1998
Publisher's Preface to Harry Ricketts' Nothing to Declare:
Selected Writings 1977-1997, HeadworX, 1998
Introduction to the poetry of Bill Sewell, JAAM
13, 2000
Preface to L E Scott's Earth Colours: Selected
Poems, HeadworX, 2000
Preface to Simon Williamson's Storyteller,
HeadworX, 2002
Author's Introduction to Giving Poetry a Bad Name:
Selected Early Poems, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
2005
Author's Preface to The Search: Poems &
Stories, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2007
Introduction [with Tim Jones] to Voyagers:
Science Fiction Poetry From New Zealand, Interactive
Publications, Brisbane, 2009
Introduction to The Earl is in...: 25 Years of the Earl of
Seacliff, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2009
Introduction to Time and Place: A Selection of New Zealand
Poetry [Allen Curnow memorial anthology], Original Books,
Archival Edition, Wellington 2010, Appendix pp. 1-2
Preface to F W N Wright's The Pop Artist's Garland:
Selected Poems 1952-2009, HeadworX, Wellington, 2010
Introduction to 'A Tingling Catch': A Century of New
Zealand Cricket Poems 1864-2009, HeadworX, Wellington,
2010
A Prefatory Note on John d'Estaing Adams in A
Tribute to Kenny the Busker: Poet John d'Estaing
Adams (1946-2011), Poetry Archive of New Zealand
Aotearoa, 2011
Foreword to Out of It by Michael O'Leary,
HeadworX: Wellington, 2012
Articles/essays
Sensitively Inuring: The Poetry of Nicholas Laing
in JAAM 2, 1995
President's Report 1995 [a brief history of JAAM -
Victoria University writer's club], JAAM Newsletter, 1996,
pp. 1-2.
The Women's Play Press in JAAM 5, 1996
Nearing a Horizon: The Poetry of Ee Tiang Hong in JAAM
7, 1997
Reconstructing New Zealand Literature in Kite 13,
1997 & in New Zealand Literature: Some Recent
Trends: Creative Forum, New Delhi, India, 1998
Katherine Mansfield: A Pioneer Performance Poet? in
Journal of Commonwealth Literature, No. 2, 1999
The Fuss about Landfall and HeadworX, JAAM 13, 2000
Between the Land: The Poetry of Andrew Fagan in JAAM
17, 2002
What I've Been Reading Lately? in Five Bells,
Sydney, 2002
Kendrick Smithyman and Louis Johnson: A Note on a Literary
Friendship, brief 26, 2003
HeadworX Publishers
publishing lecture, August 2003
What I'm reading in The Dominion Post, 11 October
2003, p. E8.
Alan Brunton as Publisher: A Personal Recollection,
Jacket 16, March 2002 and in brief 28, 2003
The Multilinguists: The Rise of Migrant Poetry and the Poetry
of Exile, New Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter, March 2004,
pp. 1-2.
The New American Poetry in Poetry NZ 31, 2005
A Cry to the Gulf: The Poetry of Basim Furat: Exiled Iraqi
Poet in Diasporic Ghosts, First Edition Ltd, 2005;
Gilgamesh: Journal of Iraqi Culture (Iraq), No. 4, 2006,
pages 24-32; and on Jihat.com and
tahayati.com; and translated from the English in an Arabic
collection of essays/articles on Basim Furat, 2007.
Strange Brew: A Personal Reflection on the Poetry of Hone
Tuwhare, Ka Mate Ka Ora 6 online journal, 2008
A Changing Sense of Home: Bethell and Hawken,
Bravado 16, 2009
A Reading of Book with No Back Cover [by Richard
Berengarten] in Jacket 40 July 2010,
and in the Salt Companion to Richard Berengarten, Salt
Publishing, Cambridge, 2011
James K. Baxter as Playwright: A Discussion of The Wide Open
Cage and The Band Rotunda, Cultural and Political Booklets,
Wellington, 2010
Robert J. Pope in Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of New
Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Vol. 1, Issue No. 1, Autumn
2010
J H E Schroder's New Zealand Cricket Poems: an essay and an
appendix of poems, Cultural and Political Booklets,
Wellington, 2011; and in Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of
New Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Vol. 1, Issue No. 3, Spring
2010
Tingling
Catch blog 2010-ongoing (online New Zealand cricket poetry
blog/archive):
- Don Clarke as a cricketer
- Tim Finn's NZ cricket song Runs in the Family
- Eva Burfield's 1961 cricket short story
- Michael O'Leary's cricket novel to be reprinted
- Chris Boxall's cricket book I Am an Axeman
- Alistair Campbell and Pat Wilson's cricket poetry
- John Ansell's NZ cricket poems
- Maori cricket in New Zealand
- Cricket poetry - Arthur Salway's cricket poems
- Robert J. Pope - NZ poet and cricketer
- Anthony Rudolf - UK poet with a cricket interest
- J H E Schroder's NZ cricket poems
- Tim Jones's NZ cricket stories
- John Newton - NZ poet with a cricket connection
- Niel Wright's NZ cricket poem
- Simon Boyce's NZ cricket poems
- Dick Bird's NZ cricket poems
- Tiki Cootes' NZ cricket ballad
- Gregory O'Brien's NZ cricket poem
- Michael O'Leary's Maori cricket poem
- John Reid's Sword of Willow
- Kathryn Gilkison's NZ cricket poem
- Harvey McQueen's These I Have Loved
- Don Neely in the New Hears Honours
- John Sellwood's NZ cricket story
- Liam Ferney's Australian cricket poem
- R G Park's NZ cricket poem
- Cyril Childs's NZ cricket haiku
- Jack Gallichan's WWII NZ cricket poem
- Tony Beyer's NZ cricket haiku
- A World Cup epigram for Hiral Patel
- Marc Ellis as a cricketer; and in The Lampstand,
No. 21, October 2011 (Wellington College Old Boys' magazine),
p. 64.
- Harry Ricketts's cricket poem for Bob Woolmer
- John Barr's 1927 Australian cricket vignette
- Martin Crowe's cricket comeback
- Douglas Catley's NZ cricket limerick
- Bruce Mason's cricket satire on Viscount Cobham
- Anne French's new NZ cricket poem
- Ronald Castle's NZ cricket-related poem
- Cecil W Pierce's 1894 Australian cricket poem
- Gary Langford's NZ cricket poems
- Rugby bard Ernest L Eyre's NZ cricket poem
- The Nelson cricketers' victorious return and poem 1876
- Bill O'Reilly's 1946 NZ cricket poem
- Vaughan Rapatahana's NZ cricket poem
- The Old Clay Patch - Victoria College's poet-cricketers
- Philip Grey's 1913 NZ cricket poem
- Marie R Randle's 1887 NZ cricket-related poem
- J H Haslam's 1926 cricket sonnet on Jack Hobbs
The Homely Ghost by Marjory Nicholls, Guest editor,
Tuesday Poem Blog, 1 February 2011
Historic rugby poems found for Rugby World Cup 2011,
Poetry Archive of NZ Aotearoa Blog, 24 September 2011
Don Bradman's 1932 New Zealand visit and poems: an essay and an
appendix of poems, Cultural and Political Booklets,
Wellington, 2012; and in Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of
New Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Vol. 2, Issue No. 4, Summer
2012.
Report on Henry Manning Moore in Reports to PANZA: on
the poet William Moore (1803-1888) and the journalist Henry
Manning Moore (1840-1879) prepared by Mark
Pirie, Rowan Gibbs and Niel Wright (Cultural and Political
Booklets, Wellington, 2012).
The Old Clay Patch: Victoria College's Poet-Cricketers: An
Essay on Four Poets: AE Caddick, AFT Chorlton, F A de la Mare and S
Eichelbaum, with an Epilogue on their contemporary, poet Philip
Grey, Cultural and Political Booklets, Wellington, 2012.
An Account of the War Poet Jessie Pope: A Popular Edwardian and
Georgian Writer in New Zealand (1903-23),
Cultural and Political Booklets, Wellington, 2012.
Eva Burfield's 1961 Cricket Short Story: An Essay with a
Bibliography of Her Works, Cultural and Political Booklets,
Wellington, 2012.
Jessie Pope's ANZAC poems on the Poetry Archive of NZ
Aotearoa website; and in Poetry Notes [Poetry Archive of
New Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter], Vol. 3, Issue No. 1, Autumn
2012.
The Basin's Amazing New Jukebox on Beattie's Book
Blog, 30 April 2012
Articles/essays anthologised in
Diasporic Ghosts by Yilma Tafere Tasew,
First Edition Ltd, Wellington, 2005
Arabic collection of essays/articles on Basim Furat,
2007.
The Earl is in...: 25 Years of the Earl of Seacliff, ed.
Mark Pirie, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2009
Salt Companion to Richard Berengarten, eds. Paul Scott
Derrick, Norman Jope and Catherine E Byfield, Salt Publishing,
Cambridge, 2011
Translations of Mark Pirie's articles/essays in (other
languages)
Arabic
MA Thesis
The Human Position: A Survey of Louis Johnson's Early Period
1944-67, University of Otago, 1999 (unpublished thesis, held
in the Hocken Library, Dunedin)
Interviews
An Interview with Jenny Bornholdt (with Helen Rickerby)
in JAAM 1, 1995
An Interview with Dinah Hawken (with Helen Rickerby) in
JAAM 2, 1995
An Interview with LE Scott (with Paul Wolffram) in
JAAM 3, 1996; and in Earth Colours by L E Scott,
HeadworX: Wellington, 2000.
An Interview with David Eggleton in JAAM 4,
1996
An Interview with Sam Hunt (with Paul Wolffram) in
JAAM 5, 1996
An Interview with Ken Bolton in JAAM 10,
2001
An Interview with Alan Brunton in JAAM 16,
2001
An Interview with Edgard Telles Ribeiro in JAAM
17, 2002
An Interview with Charlotte Yates, JAAM 19,
2003
An Interview with Harvey McQueen, broadsheet 5,
2010
An Interview with Nick Whittock, Tingling Catch blog, 6
December 2010
An Interview with Michael O'Leary, Tingling Catch blog, 7
May 2011; and in Out of It by Michael O'Leary,
HeadworX: Wellington, 2012.
Reviews
Pocket Collected Poems, Alistair Te Ariki Campbell in
Salient, 1996
Surviving the Slug, Bernard Brown in Salient,
1996
Go Round Power Please, James Brown in JAAM 4,
1996
Not Her Real Name, Emily Perkins in JAAM 4,
1996
Lashings of Whipped Cream, Fiona Samuel in JAAM
5, 1996
Too Right Mate, Bernard Gadd/John O'Connor in JAAM
5, 1996
How Things Are, Harry Ricketts/Meg Campbell/ Adrienne
Jansen/ JC Sturm in JAAM 5, 1996
Now That the Night Ends [tanka poetry], Gerard John
Conforti, New Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter, March
1997
Books and Magazines in Brief: Salt 3 (Auckland literary
journal); Zephyr 3 & 4 (Canterbury University literary
journal); Waiwhetu Stream Notes and Apocalyptic
Bodies by Sean McMahon in JAAM 6, 1997
As It Is, John O'Connor in JAAM 7, 1997
Books and Magazines in Brief: Salt 4 (Auckland literary
journal); and Loud Quiet Song by John Ellis
in JAAM 7, 1997
All Roads Lead to the Sea, Kapka Kassabova in JAAM
8, 1997
An Anthology of NZ Poetry in English edited by
Bornholdt/O'Brien/Williams in Poetry NZ 15, 1997
Books Received: 50-50 by Pam Brown; Untimely
Meditations by Ken Bolton; and Spin 30 edited by p n
w donnelly in JAAM 10, 1998
Oxford History of NZ Literature in English edited by Terry
Sturm in Poetry NZ 17, 1998
A Kind of Kingdom, James Norcliffe in New Zealand
Books March, 1999
El Sur, Bill Sewell; Natsukaashi, Ingrid
Horrocks; 13 Ways, Harry Ricketts in JAAM 11,
1999
Landbridge: Contemporary Australian Poetry edited by John
Kinsella in JAAM 12, 1999
AUP New Poets 1, Sarah Quigley, Anna Jackson and Raewyn
Alexander in JAAM 12, 1999
When Two Embrace edited by Jonathan Fisher and Eat
These Sweet Words edited by Sue Fitchett, Marewa Glover,
Rhonda Vickoce, Cary McDermott in JAAM 12, 1999
Flood Damage by Jeffrey Paparoa Holman; Papatipu
by Jeanette King in Southern Ocean Review 13, October
1999
Winter I Was, Gregory O'Brien in JAAM 13,
2000
Shorts: Southern Ocean Review 13, Glottis 2, Poetry NZ 19,
Sidewalk 4 (Australia) and Boundary 2 edited by
Charles Bernstein (USA) in JAAM 13, 2000
Lemon, James Brown; Dividing the Light, John
Allison in JAAM 13, 2000
Teeth, Frank Pervan; Beyond the Paper Lanterns,
Cyril Childs Big Smoke edited by Alan Brunton, Murray
Edmond and Michele Leggott in JAAM 14, 2000
Shorts: The Usefulness of Singing by Helen Jacobs;
Stealing Sunlight by Rod Bridgman; The Last
Conspiracy by Allen Gray; Bad Acid Soundtracks by
Dave White; and In Our Own Words: A Generation Defining Itself,
Vol. 2, edited by Marlow Peerse Weaver in JAAM
14, 2000
The Right Foot of the Giant, Mark Young, Bumper Books
in JAAM 15, 2001
Shorts: The Whole Wide World (NZPS Anthology) edited by
Vivienne Jepson; Half Light & High Wind edited by
Judith Walsh and Joanna Preston; A Town Like Parataxis by
Jack Ross; and Weatherboard by Tony Beyer in JAAM
15, 2001
Carnival of New Zealand Creatures, Lauris Edmond;
Realia, Kate Camp; Fourteen Reasons for Writing,
Kevin Ireland in JAAM 16, 2001
Selected Poems, Louis Johnson in Poetry NZ 24,
2002
Acetylene, Geoff Cochrane; Debating Stones,
Bernard Gadd; Music Therapy, Peter Olds, in JAAM
18, 2002; and Music Therapy, Peter Olds in The
Earl is in...: 25 Years of the Earl of Seacliff, Earl of
Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2009
Shorts: Catalyst 1; 'Oh, Baxter is Everywhere!' by Peter
Olds; A Poetry Book to Cuddle Up in Bed With by Trevor
Reeves in JAAM 20, 2003
Books Received: New and Noteworthy [discusses and lists 26
new NZ poetry titles] in JAAM 22, 2004
It was a Tuesday Morning: Selected Poems 1971-2001 by
Peter Olds in Southern Ocean Review 33, October 2004
Footprints on a Gravel Road by Barry Southam in
Southern Ocean Review 37, October 2005
Il Colosseum and Treadmill by Frank Pervan in Southern
Ocean Review 47, April 2008
The Last Everyday Hero: The Bert Sutcliffe Story by
Richard Boock, Tingling Catch Blog, 28 December 2010
The Awa Book of New Zealand Sports Writing edited by
Harry Ricketts, Tingling Catch Blog, 30 December 2010
Shane Bond: Looking Back with Dylan Cleaver, Tingling
Catch Blog, 1 January 2011
Brendon McCullum: Inside Twenty20 with Dylan Cleaver,
Tingling Catch Blog, 4 February 2011
Merv Wallace: A Cricket Master by Joseph Romanos, Tingling
Catch Blog, 17 September 2011
Admiral of the Narrow Seas by Fagan and the People [CD
music review], Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa Blog, 23
December 2011; and in Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of New
Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Vol. 2, Issue No. 4, Summer
2012
Thank you, thank you! Volume 1 by Yilma Tafere Tasew,
Journal of Refugee Studies, [Oxford University Press,
England], 2012 25: 159-60.
Reviews anthologised in
The Earl is in...: 25 Years of the Earl of Seacliff, ed.
Mark Pirie, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, Paekakariki, 2009
Bibliographies
Michael O'Leary Bibliography in The Earl is
in...: 25 Years of the Earl of Seacliff, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2009; and on Michael O'Leary's website.
A List of New Zealand Cricket Fiction and Poetry in
Out of It by Michael O'Leary, HeadworX: Wellington,
2012
Eva Burfield Bibliography in Eva Burfield's 1961
Cricket Short Story: An Essay with a Bibliography of Her
Works, Cultural and Political Booklets, Wellington,
2012.
Ivy Gibbs: A Bio-bibliography, Cultural and Political
Booklets, Wellington, 2012.
Launch/reading reports
Report on Winter Readings at Bizy Bee's
Bookstore, New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, September 2003, pp. 5-6.
Untitled [Michael O'Leary/Alana Forde Brooklyn Mural
Opening], New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, September 2003, pp. 6-7.
Reading at Tupelo in New Zealand
Poetry Society Newsletter, March 2004, p. 9.
Book Launch Report on Alistair Te Ariki Campbell's Dark Lord of
Savaiki: Collected Poems, Southern Ocean Review 37, October
2005
Alistair Te Ariki Campbell Exhibition report on Beattie's
Book Blog, 6 May 2011; and in Poetry Notes [Poetry Archive
of NZ Aotearoa], Vol. 2, Issue 1, Autumn 2011, pp. 1-2.
Obituaries/tributes
Tribute to
Bernard Gadd, Bernard Gadd Memorial page, New Zealand
Poetry Society website, 2008
A Tingling Catch Contributor Harvey McQueen dies, Tingling
Catch blog, 1 January 2011
Poetry Archive Depositor Harvey McQueen dies, Poetry
Archive of NZ Aotearoa blog, 1 January 2011
Eulogy for Harvey
McQueen by Mark Pirie, read at the Harvey McQueen Memorial
Service, Old St Paul's, Wellington, 28 January 2011; and in
Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa
Newsletter), Vol. 1, Issue No. 4, Summer 2011
Dunedin poet Larry Matthews dies, Poetry Archive of NZ
Aotearoa blog, 22 May 2011
PANZA Obituary for John d'Estaing Adams
(1946-2011), Poetry Archive of NZ Aotearoa
blog, 26 June 2011; and in A Tribute to Kenny the Busker:
Poet John d'Estaing Adams (1946-2011), edited and compiled by
Mark Pirie, Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa, 2011
'Kenny' [Tribute poem to John Adams aka Kenny the Busker], The
Dominion Post, 6 July 2011
Obituary: David Mitchell, Poetry Archive of NZ Aotearoa
blog, 2011; and in Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of
New Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Vol. 2, Issue No. 2, Summer 2011
and and in The Lampstand, No. 21, October
2011 (Wellington College Old Boys' magazine), p. 89.
A Tingling Catch Contributor David Mitchell dies, Tingling
Catch blog, 12 August 2011
A Tingling Catch Contributor Cyril Childs dies, Tingling
Catch blog, 2012.
Obituary: Cyril Childs, Poetry Archive of NZ Aotearoa
blog, 2012.
Author's statements
Author's Note in Doors, edited by Terry Locke,
Leaders Press, University of Waikato, 2000 (NZ Secondary Schools
Anthology)
Author's Note in Jewels in the Water, edited by
Terry Locke, Leaders Press, University of Waikato, 2000 (NZ
Secondary Schools Anthology)
Very Moist Chocolate Cake [recipe, poem and note] in
Narratives with Nosh: Stories, Poems & Recipes,
Tauranga Writers Group, 2009.
Letters to the Editor
'JAAM', Salient, 1996
'A question of editing?', New Zealand Books, vol. 6, no.
2, June 1996, p. 2
'Publishers' lapses', New Zealand Books, vol. 9, no.
1, March 1999, p. 3
'Reply to Pander review of The NeXt Wave',
Pander online, 1999 (no longer available)
'Whose magpies?', New Zealand Books, vol. 9, no. 3, August
1999, p. 2
'At the Basin [poem]', The Wellingtonian, 27 January 2011,
p. 11.
'The Charm of Cricket [poem]', The Wellingtonian, 17
February 2011, p. 11.
'Crowe cricket memories [poem]', The Wellingtonian, 10
March 2011, p. 11.
'A tribute to Kenny [poem]', The Wellingtonian, 30 June
2011, p. 11.
'A salute to Martin Guptill [poem]', The Wellingtonian, 25
February 2012, p. 11.
'Celebrating the Basin Reserve [poem]', The Wellingtonian,
23 March 2012, p. 8.
'The first All Blacks', The Wellingtonian, 17 May 2012, p.
9
5. Mark Pirie's public performance/speaking
record
Events/conferences co-organised
Wellington International Poetry Festival, with
Ron Riddell and Saray Torres et al, 2003-2004
Winter Readings, Wellington, New Zealand, with Michael
O'Leary, 2003-2008
Guest Readings/Poetry Festivals Attended
As poet
JAAM Live (guest poet with others),
Speakers' Corner, Visitors' Centre, Victoria University,
Wellington, New Zealand, August 1996
A Jar of JAAM (guest poet with others), Dowse Art Museum,
Lower Hutt, New Zealand, March 1997
BAM Poetry Day reading (guest poet with others), BAM (Books
Art Music) bookstore, Wellington, New Zealand, July 1998
Subverse: Queensland Poetry Festival,
Brisbane, Australia, July 2000
Books and Beyond: Christchurch Book
Festival, New Zealand, May-June 2001
Subverse: Queensland Poetry Festival,
Brisbane, Australia, July 2001
Angus Inn Poets Pub (guest
poet), Lower Hutt, New Zealand, June 2003
Winter Readings, Bizy Bee's Bookstore, Wellington, New
Zealand, July-August, 2003
Wellington International Poetry
Festival, New Zealand, October 2003
Canterbury Poets Collective reading (guest poet, with
Jeffrey Paparoa Holman), WEA, Christchurch, October, 2003
Hard Poetz Tour (with Paul Hardacre/Brentley
Frazer/Melissa Ashley/BR Dionysius), Melbourne, Australia, October
2003
Porirua Poetry Café (guest poet, with Michael O'Leary),
Porirua, New Zealand, November 2003
Spread the Word: Four Poets Reading (guest poet, with
Harry Ricketts/Amelia Nurse/Tara Satyanand), Tupelo Bar,
Wellington, New Zealand, February 2004
Tupelo Hotel: Winter Readings, Tupelo Bar, Wellington, New
Zealand, July-August 2004
Upper Hutt Poetry Day reading (guest poet, with Simon
Sweetman and Tony Chad), Upper Hutt, New Zealand, July 2004
2nd Wellington International Poetry
Festival, New Zealand, October 2004
New Zealand Poetry Society (guest poet, with
Amelia Nurse and Basim Furat), Turnbull House, Wellington, New
Zealand, October 2004
The Manuka Tree: Winter Readings, St John's Community
Room, Wellington, New Zealand, July-August 2005
Upper Hutt Poetry Day reading (guest poet, with Simon
Sweetman and Scott Kendrick), Upper Hutt, New Zealand, July
2005
Poetrymath: Winter Readings, City Gallery, Wellington, New
Zealand, August-September, 2006
Four Poets Reading (with Ken Bolton, Dinah Hawken and Cath
Kenneally), St Peter's Hall, Paekakariki, New Zealand, September
2006
Four Poets Reading (with Michael O'Leary, Basim Furat and
Vivienne Plumb), Aaron Laurence Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand,
December 2006
Divine Muses: Poetry Day reading (guest poet with others),
Auckland City Gallery, New Zealand, July 2007
Poetrywall: Winter Readings, City Gallery,
Wellington, New Zealand, August-September, 2007
AUP - New New Zealand Poets in Performance Poetry Day
reading and book launch, Auckland City Library, Auckland,
2008
The White Album Readings: Winter Readings, City Gallery,
Wellington, September, 2008
Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry from New Zealand reading
and book launch, Wellington City Libraries, Wellington, New
Zealand, October 2009
Poetry at the Ballroom (guest poet, with Helen Rickerby,
Linzy Forbes et al), Ballroom Poetry Café, Newtown, Wellington, New
Zealand, February 2010
Lopdell House Gallery: Poetry Day reading (guest poet with
others), Titirangi, Auckland, July 2010
Live @ Wellspark: Oxfam Benefit concert (guest poet, with
Madeleine Marie Slavick), Wellspark College, Albany, Auckland,
September 2010
A Tingling Catch: A Century of New Zealand Cricket Poems
1864-2009 reading and book launch, Basin Reserve Long
Room, Wellington, New Zealand, October 2010
Alistair Te Ariki Campbell Exhibition, Bottle
Creek Community Gallery, Pataka Museum, Porirua, New Zealand, 1 May
2011
Nelson Live Poets, The Yurt at The Freehouse, Nelson, 28
November 2011
As publisher (and/or attendee only)
Going West Festival, Titirangi, Auckland, New Zealand
2000
London Book Fair, March 2005
3rd Wellington International Poetry Festival, New
Zealand, November 2005
Christchurch Writers Festival, New Zealand, October
2006
Going West Festival, Titirangi, Auckland, New Zealand
2007
Harvey McQueen Memorial Service, Old St Paul's,
Wellington, 28 January 2011
Other readings/speaking roles
Mark Pirie has participated in numerous 'open mics' at cafes, pubs,
art galleries and other venues around New Zealand and overseas. He
has read and spoken at numerous book launches in New Zealand (as a
publisher and as author).
As a performance
artist
Cover photo series inspired by rock album covers,
performed with Michael O'Leary and others, photos taken by New
Zealand photographer John Girdlestone, 2004-2007
Wellington Fool cover 2006 (inspired by John
Mellencamp), photo taken by New Zealand photographer John
Girdlestone
6. Mark Pirie's record as a graphic artist/book
designer/typesetter
Drawings/illustrations
'100%' - drawing inspired by a Sonic Youth track in Giving
Poetry A Bad Name: Selected Early Poems, Earl of Seacliff Art
Workshop, 2005
Poem-drawing 'Grunge Sonnet (for Kurt Cobain)' in Blue
Eyed Son, [Kurt Cobain art book], Independent Woman Records,
Wellington, 2010
Book
covers/typesetting
Book covers designed and typesetting for
HeadworX Publishers, Sudden Valley Press and Poets Group
(Canterbury Poets Collective), broadsheet poetry
journal, JAAM magazine, Original Books and Earl of
Seacliff Art Workshop books, 1996-ongoing
7. About Mark Pirie
Critical
interpretations/essays/interviews/mentions on Mark Pirie's
work
Feature articles/profiles
'Mark Pirie' [featured poet], Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ
16, 1998, p. 10.
'Write the wave', Michelle Cruickshank, Pavement,
April/May 1998, p. 42
'Generation X inspires author', Elizabeth McLeod, Western
News, 24 July 1998, pp. 6, 13.
'An unlikely lad', Anne Irving, Capital Times, 22-28 July
1998, p. 9.
'Writing up a storm', Amy Macpherson, Critic, 6 September
1999, pp. 12-13.
'Poet promotes trans-Tasman relations', Jed Baker, Western
News, 2000.
'Whiz Kid', Iain Sharp, Sunday Star-Times, 7 December
2003, p. 31.
'JAAM's Greatest Hits a Smorgasbord of the Best' in
Kapiti Observer, 22 January 2004, p. 29.
'Literary Greatest Hits' in Capital Times, 4-10 February
2004, p. 6
'Poet Takes on London', The Wellingtonian, 22 September
2005, p. 19.
'Poet Goes from Strength to Strength' in The Lampstand
(Wellington College Old Boys' magazine), September 2007, pp.
41-42.
'Cover artists', Guy Somerset, The Dominion Post, 5
January 2008, p. E3.
'The First Ever Anthology of New Zealand Cricket Poetry' in The
Lampstand, Wellington College Old Boys' magazine, September
2010, p. 64.
'A Tingling Collection of Poetry', Joseph Romanos, The
Wellingtonian, 18 November 2010, p. 23 and on "stuff.co.nz"
news website.
'Writer receives further acclaim', The Lampstand, No. 21,
October 2011 (Wellington College Old Boys' magazine), p. 42.
Essays
'Mark Pirie's "excellent" adventure', Andrew Johnston,
Sport 21, pp. 207-214.
'A Look at Generation X', Murray Edmond,
Booknotes, Autumn 1999, pp. 3-4.
'Mark Pirie's Theory of Post Imperial Literature in Aotearoa Since
1988 [Theory acknowledges Alistair Paterson's Post Imperial
usage], F. W. Nielsen Wright, in Genre and Ideology in Aotearoa
Literature, Cultural and Political Booklets, 1998, pp.
93-96.
'Talking about GenX', Lydia Wevers, in Telling Stories:
Postcolonial Short Fiction in English edited by Jacqueline
Bardolph, Rodopi, Amsterdam, 2001, pp. 379-387.
Foreword by Harry
Ricketts to Gallery by Mark Pirie, Salt
Publishing, Cambridge, England, 2003, pp. xi-xii.
Mark Pirie as Romantic
Satirist, F. W. Nielsen Wright, Cultural and Political
Booklets, 2003 and in Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of New
Zealand Aotearoa newsletter), vol 1 no. 3, Spring 2010.
'Describing Mark Pirie's The Search', F. W. Nielsen
Wright, in An Alexandrian Miscellany part 12, Cultural and
Political Booklets, Wellington, 2007, pp. 17-21.
'Ten Years Since: Certain Letters of 1996', F. W. Nielsen
Wright, in Notes to The Alexandrians, Cultural
and Political Booklets, Wellington, 2007, pp. 40-51.
'Film Poetry', F. W. Nielsen Wright, in In Fabled Realms of
Oceanic Silence, F. W. Nielsen Wright, Cultural and Political
Booklets, Wellington, 2008, pp. 11-20.
'What Pirie does as Parodies in Paradise', F. W. Nielsen Wright, in
Post Alexandrian Miscellany, Cultural and Political
Booklets, Wellington, 2008, pp. 6-11.
A
Generation 'X'er, Harvey McQueen, Stoat Spring
blog, 30 March 2009
Interviews
'An Interview with Mark Pirie', Pat Prime, Stylus
Poetry Journal, Australia, June 2003, and in
Takahe 50, Summer 2003, pp. 57-60.
'Response to Questionnaire on Alternative Small Press
Publishing in New Zealand' in Alternative Small
Press Publishing in New Zealand 1969-1999, Michael
O'Leary, Steele Roberts, Wellington, 2007, pp. 79-82.
'Interview with Mark Pirie', Tim Jones,
Books in the Trees blog, 27 April 2012.
Launch speeches/comments
'Launch report on Mark Pirie's Shoot and Harvey
McQueen's Pingandy', Kerry Popplewell, New Zealand
Poetry Society Newsletter, September 1999, pp. 7-8.
'Comments
for the launch of No Joke by Mark Pirie', John O'Connor,
2001
'Launch report on Mark Pirie's No Joke', Kerry
Popplewell, New Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter,
July 2001, p. 15.
'Launch report on Mark Pirie's Reading the Will and
Swing and Other Stories', Helen Rickerby, New Zealand
Poetry Society Newsletter, February 2003, pp. 6-7.
'Launch report on Mark Pirie's Dumber and Michael
O'Leary's Toku Tinihanga', Amelia Nurse, New
Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter, June 2003, pp. 9-11.
Launch Speech by Nelson Wattie on Mark Pirie and Michael
O'Leary at the launch of Mark Pirie's TOM and
The Earl is in...: 25 Years of the Earl of Seacliff, 20
December 2009 and in Nelson Wattie Sings the Praises of Mark
Pirie and Michael O'Leary, Cultural and Political Booklets,
2009.
Poetry Archive opening and book launch in Poetry Notes
(Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Vol. 1,
Issue No. 2, Winter 2010.
Launch
Speech by Don Neely on A Tingling Catch, 31 October
2010.
Reviews (selected publications)
New Zealand Writing: The NeXt Wave edited by Mark Pirie
Sarah Quigley, Checking out Gen X, New Zealand
Books, vol. 8, no. 5, December 1998, pp. 16-17.
Catherina Van Bohemen, The Evening Post, 24 July 1998, p.
5.
Charles Briffa, World
Literature Today, Summer 1999, USA, pp. 604-605.
Dennis McEldowney, Catching the elusive wave, New Zealand
Herald, 8 August 1998, p. H7.
Beck Ritchie, Otago Daily Times, 25 November 1998, p.
24.
Speaking Volumes Book Review, Kim Hill, 9 to Noon, Radio NZ
National, 1998.
Jenny Powell, JAAM 11, 1999, pp. 112-114.
Rachael King, Pavement, June/July 1998, p. 134.
Jane Stafford, Landfall, no. 197, 1999, pp. 150-155.
Nicholas Birns, Antipodes, New York, USA, December 1999,
p. 120.
Wendy Unkovich, The Word (Dunedin Public Libraries
Newsletter), September 1998.
Beryl Fletcher, Anthology revisits writing revolution, Waikato
Times, 1 August 1998.
Katy Corner, Sharp tastes, City Voice, 30 July 1998.
Heather Murray, Generation game, New Zealand Listener, 26
October 1998, vol. 165, no. 3047, p. 16-17.
Iain Sharp, Biblio Phile, Sunday Star-Times, 5 July 1998,
p. F5.
Anon, Postmoderns routed by Pirie's Tight Five, The
Pander, no. 6/7, 1999, p. 34.
Pauline Roberts, New Zealand Writers Website, accessed 17
February 2000.
Elizabeth Crayford, Dominion, 19 December 1998.
Shoot: poetry by Mark Pirie
Alistair Paterson, Take One, New Zealand
Books, vol. 10, no. 1, March 2000, p. 19.
William Direen, New Zealand Listener, 30 October
1999, p. 44.
Jonathan Fisher, JAAM 13, March 2000, pp. 171-173.
Nick Ascroft, Glottis 3, 2000, pp. 83-87.
Annabel Crerar, Loop, Nov/Dec 1999, vo1. 1, no. 7, p.
24.
Paola Bilbrough, Poetry NZ 19 (1999), pp. 80-85.
Jack Ross, Bookmarks, Radio NZ National, 1999
Guy Allan, New Zealand Herald, 27-28 November
1999, p. J8.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 14 (online), January
2000
Richard Taylor, The Pander, no. 8, 1999, p. 34.
Tom Weston, Poetry publisher with a missionary zeal, The
Press, 28 Aug 1999, supplement p. 11.
John Knight, Social Alternatives, vol. 19, no. 4, December
2000, Australia, pp. 77-78.
No Joke: poetry by Mark Pirie
William Direen, New Zealand Listener, 19
January 2002, vol. 182, no. 3219, p. 62.
Brenda Allen, Takahe, August 2001, no. 43, pp. 61-62
Terry Locke, Laughter in the dark, New Zealand Books, vol.
11, no. 5, December 2001, p. 6; and on Hyperpoetics website.
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 23 (September 2001), pp.
137.
Bernard Gadd, Spin 41, November 2001, p. 65.
Conor Quinn, New Zealand Writers Website accessed
2001
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 20 (online), July
2001
Jeffrey Paparoa Holman, NZ poetry's rising tide, The
Press, 15-16 February 2003, p. D9.
The Blues: poetry by Mark Pirie
Corin Black, Glottis 7 (2002), pp. 160-162.
Esther Quin, New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, February 2002, pp. 12-13.
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 24 (March 2002), pp.
92-93.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 22 (online), January
2002.
Bernard Gadd, Southern Ocean Review 23 (online), April
2002.
Frances Cherry, Book Notes, Autumn 2002, p. 14.
Reading the Will: poetry by Mark Pirie
Jack Ross, Poetry NZ 25 (2002), pp.
100-106.
Jack Ross, Spin 42, November 2002, p. 62.
Terry Locke, English in Aotearoa, no. 47 (October 2002),
pp. 88; and on Hyperpoetics website.
Anna Smith, Takahe 46 (2002), pp. 43-45.
Esther Quin, New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, April 2002, pp. 10.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 23 (online), April
2002
Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times, 22 June 2002, p.
B6.
Swing and Other Stories: fiction by Mark Pirie
Terry Locke, Stories about young urban living in '90s New Zealand,
English in Aotearoa, no. 49 (June 2003), pp. 76-77; and on
Hyperpoetics website.
Laurence Jenkins, JAAM 20 (2003), pp. 163-165.
Jack Ross, Spin 42, March 2002, p. 62.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 25 (online), October
2002
Dumber: poetry by Mark Pirie
Peter Bland, New Zealand Listener, 28
June 2003, vol. 189, no. 3294, p. 63.
Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times, 31 May 2003, p. B8.
Jenny Argante, New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, June 2003, pp. 13.
Jack Ross, brief 29, Summer 2004, p. 84.
Bernard Gadd, Kokako: Winter Spin, 2003, pp. 63-66.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 27 (online), July
2003.
Gallery: A Selection: poetry by Mark Pirie
Anna Smaill, Staple, Dec 2003/Feb 2004, no. 3, p.
109.
Bernard Gadd, JAAM 22 (2004), pp. 211-218.
John O'Connor, New Zealand Books, August 2004,
vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 17-18.
David Eggleton, Poetry NZ 28 (2004), pp. 103-106.
B.R. Dionysius, New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, May 2004, pp. 7.
Penelope Beider, Canvas: The New Zealand Herald
supplement, 29-30 November 2003, p. 28.
"Greatest Hits": JAAM 21: An Anthology of Writing
1984-2004 edited by Mark Pirie and Michael O'Leary
Andrea Mudry, Takahe, no. 52 (2004), pp.
54-55.
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 30 (March 2005), p.
109.
Mark Houlahan, The Dominion Post, 10 April 2004, p.
E8.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 31 (online), April
2004
Beryl Fletcher, Solid gold collection of writing, Waikato
Times, 8 May 2004, p. D5.
Iain Sharp, Bibliophile, Sunday Star-Times,
February 2004, Sunday supplement, p. 25.
Bullet Poems: poetry by Mark Pirie
Terry Locke, English in Aotearoa, no. 55 (April
2005), pp. 74-75; and on Hyperpoetics website.
Joe Wylie, Takahe 53 (2004), pp. 59-60.
Mark Houlahan, The Dominion Post, 7 August 2004, p.
E10
Jack Ross, brief 31, Winter 2004, p. 111.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 32 (online), July
2004
Here and There by Basim Furat (various
translators) edited by Mark Pirie
Terry Locke, English in Aotearoa, no. 57 (October
2005), pp. 94-95; and on Hyperpoetics website.
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 30 (March 2005), p.
107.
Issa J. Boullata, World Literature Today, May-August 2005,
USA, p. 107.
Raewyn Alexander, Magazine 2, 2004, pp. 91-102.
Harvey McQueen, Bravado, May 2005, pp. 52-53.
Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times, 23 October 2004,
supplement p. 6.
Joe Wylie, Takahe 54 (2005), pp. 62-63.
Robin Fry, New Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter,
October 2004, p. 5.
Jack Ross, brief 31, Winter 2004, p. 110.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 33 (online), October
2004
Tony Beyer, Spin 49, March 2005, pp 74-75.
Stephen Watts, Banipal: Magazine of Modern Arab
Literature, no. 25, Spring 2006, UK, pp. 144-145.
Joussour editors, Joussour, Summer 2004, Australia, p.
12.
Giving Poetry a Bad Name: Selected Early Poems: poetry by Mark
Pirie
Mark Houlahan, The Dominion Post, 6 August 2005,
p. E10.
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 31 (September 2005), p.
101.
Linzy Forbes, New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, August 2005, pp. 9-10.
Iain Sharp, Biblio File, Sunday Star-Times, 10
April 2005, p. C7.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 35 (online), April
2005.
London Notebook: poetry
by Mark Pirie
Emma Neale, Tousled and tart, New Zealand Books, August
2006, vol. 16, no. 3, p. 6.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 37 (online), October
2005.
TOM: verse novel by Mark Pirie
Siobhan Harvey, Poetry NZ 39 (2009), pp.
107-109.
Siobhan Harvey, Takahe 67 (2009), p. 45.
Helen Lehndorf, Bravado 17 (2009), p. 70-73.
Tim Jones, Books in the Trees blog, 15 July 2009.
Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry From
New Zealand edited by Mark Pirie and
Tim Jones
Joanna Preston, A fine line (NZPS Newsletter),
May 2010, p. 18.
Edward Cox, Star*Line: Journal of the Science Fiction Poetry
Association, USA, May/June 2009, p. 19.
Helen Lowe, What I'm Reading, Helen Lowe blog, 17 July
2010.
David Larsen, Sci fi nation, New Zealand Listener, 20
October 2009, vol. 220, no. 3622, p. 40-41.
Violet Cherry, Environmentalism, love, war/peace and dreams,
Amazon.com customer review, USA, 2 December 2010
Linda Herrick, In the good books, Canvas: New Zealand
Herald, 5 December 2009; supplement, pp. 14-15.
Tom Cardy, Sci fi poetry quest, The Dominion Post, 20 June
2009, supplement, p. 21.
Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times, 20 Feb 2010, p. 49.
Guy Armstrong, Salient Books (online), accessed 20 July
2009.
Linda Addison, Space and Time e-book magazine, no. 109,
USA, Winter 2009.
Patricia Prime, Takahe 69 (2010), pp. 40-47.
Guy Somerset, "Best Books of 2009", New Zealand Listener,
12-18 December 2009, p. 39.
Abby Cunnane, Capital Times, 19-25 August 2009, p.
9.
Peter Dornauf, Waikato Times, Leisure supplement, 19
September 2009, p. 9.
Grant Stone, in An overview of international science
fiction/fantasy in 2009, Locus online reviews, 11 March
2010.
A Tingling Catch: A Century of New
Zealand Cricket Poems
1864-2009 edited by Mark Pirie
Gavin McLean, Otago Daily Times, 13 November
2010, p. 53.
Martin Doyle, Capital Times, Vol. 36, No. 2, 20-26 October
2010, p. 10.
Anon, Paekakariki Xpressed, Friday 17 September 2010, p.
20.
Graham Beattie, Beattie's Book Blog, 30 October 2010.
Cyril Childs, Cricket Anthology, Haiku and tanka news, New Zealand
Poetry Society Website, accessed 2 December 2010.
Terry Locke, English in Aotearoa, No.73 (April 2011);
pp.61-62; and on Hyperpoetics online website, accessed December
2010.
Jeff Neems, Verses for the Summer Game, Waikato
Times, Leisure supplement, 14 January 2011, p. 15.
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 42 (March 2011), p.
106.
Books editor, The Wisden Cricketer, April 2011, p.
95.
Margaret Henley, Takahe 72, No. 1, 2011, p. 70.
Michael Morrissey, Defining New Zealand, Investigate,
April 2011, pp. 54-55.
P S Cottier,
Cordite Poetry Review, 20 February 2012 online.
No Boat May Allow Drowning to Vanish by Basim
Furat edited by Mark Pirie
Martin Doyle, Capital Times, 21-27 April 2010, p.
10.
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 40 (March 2010), p.
107.
Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times, 8 May 2010, p. 49.
Joy Green, Bravado 20 (2010), p. 64.
Patricia Prime, Takahe 71 (2010), p. 71-72.
The Pop Artist's Garland: Selected Poems
1952-2009 by F.W.N. Wright edited by Mark Pirie
Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times, 14 August 2010,
p. 49.
The editor, New publication by PANZA member, Poetry Notes,
Autumn 2010, vol. 1, no. 1, p. 3.
Nelson Wattie, Poetry Archive opening and book launch, Poetry
Notes, Winter 2010, vo. 1, no. 2, p. 3.
Patricia Prime, Takahe 71, 2010, pp. 72-73.
Iain Sharp, Landfall 221, May 2011, pp. 187-190.
Gill Ward, A fine line (NZPS Newsletter), July 2011, pp.
11-12.
broadsheet: new new zealand poetry edited by
Mark Pirie
Rangi Faith, A fine line (NZPS Newsletter), March 2010, p.
7.
Trevor Reeves, Southern Ocean Review 50 (online), January
2009.
Anna Mockler,
The Evergreen Review, Spring 2011, No. 126 online,
USA.
General articles/mentions
'The worth and weight of words', Harvey McQueen,
New Zealand Books, March 1997, vol. 7, no. 1, p.8.
'Energy, compost and mulch', Lydia Wevers, New Zealand
Books, June 1997, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 8-9.
'One degree of separation', Claire Murdoch, New Zealand
Books, August 1998, vol. 8, no. 3, p. 15-16.
'Publishing, patronage, literary magazines', Dennis McEldowney, in
The Oxford History of New Zealand Literature in English,
ed. Terry Sturm, OUP, Auckland, 1998, 2nd edition, p. 681.
'Review of Poetry NZ 16 [featuring Mark Pirie]', Janet
Wilson, Kite 14 (1998), pp. 15-17.
'The Little Magazines', David Eggleton, Kite 14 (1998),
pp. 17-18.
'Two Things in Kite 14 Deserve Comment: Letter to the
Editor', John O'Connor, Kite 15 (1998), p. 3.
'Capital words', Adam Shelton, City Voice, 30 December
1998, p. 10.
'Review of Sport 21 [including Andrew Johnston's article
on The NeXt Wave], Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ
18, March 1999, p. 89.
'Letters to the Editor', Alistair Paterson, Heather Murray and Tony
Beyer, [Re: Jane Stafford review of The NeXt Wave and
HeadworX], Landfall, no. 198, Spring 1999, pp.
360-362.
'Review of New Zealand Literature: Some Recent
Trends' , Michael Paul Hogan, in The Critical
Endeavour, Researchers' Association, India, Vol. V, December
1999, pp. 207-209.
'Future Lit: Targeting the Psychographic', Annabel Crerar, in
JAAM 13 (2000), pp 41-48 and
in Endnotes (2000), pp 55-59.
'Lines', Aidan Rasmussen, New Zealand Listener, 22-28
January 2000, p. 44-45.
'Necessary Oppositions?: Avant-garde versus traditional poetry in
New Zealand', Jack Ross, Poetry NZ 21 (2000), pp.
80-83.
'The
Word Made Flesh: Review of Subverse 2000: Queensland Poetry
Festival', Miriam Lo, M/C Reviews online,
University of Queensland, Australia, August 2000.
'Thylazine', Nicholas Birns, Antipodes, New York, USA,
December 2000, p. 156.
'Alternative small press publishing in New Zealand : an
introduction, with particular reference to the years 1969-1999 : a
thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in
fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in
English', Michael O'Leary, MA thesis, Victoria University of
Wellington Library, 2001
'Introduction by Bill Sewell', in Essential New Zealand
Poems, edited by Bill Sewell and Lauris Edmond, Godwit/Random
House, Auckland, 2001, p. 13.
'Young Poets' Society', Natasha Brinsden, North and South,
August 2001, pp. 68-77.
'A Pass to Wingatui: Reconstructing the Infectious Canon', Dr Simon
Slim, [John O'Connor], in Kite 21 (December 2001), pp.
15-17.
'Spectacular babies: the globalization of New Zealand fiction',
Patrick Evans, in Kite 22 (2002), pp. 4-14; and online at
the English Department, Canterbury University 2002.
Chapters by Michael O'Leary in Alternative Small Press
Publishing in New Zealand 1969-1999, Michael O'Leary, Original
Books, Wellington, 2002.
'Hip-hop in Aotearoa as a Contemporary Art Form', Gareth Shute,
JAAM 19, May 2003, pp. 86-93; and on nzepc
website.
'The Place of Michael O'Leary in the Post 1960 Poetry of Aotearoa',
F. W. Nielsen Wright, [Launch speech for Dumber by Mark
Pirie and Toku Tinihanga by Michael O'Leary], New
Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter, June 2003, p. 11.
'Introduction by Ron Riddell', in The First Wellington
International Poetry Festival Anthology, edited by Mark Pirie,
Ron Riddell and Saray Torres, HeadworX, Wellington, 2003, p.
9.
'Relegated to oblivion: poetry and the media', Raewyn Alexander,
Poetry NZ 27, September 2003, pp. 99-106.
'Foreword by Moshé Liba' in Over the Waters, Moshé
Liba, HeadworX, 2004, pp. 7-8.
An
Interview with Tony Beyer, Stylus Poetry Journal, April
2004
'Introduction by Robin Law' in Under Flagstaff: An Anthology of
Dunedin Poetry, selected by Robin Law and Heather Murray,
Otago University Press, 2004, p. 6.
'Selected poetry from New Zealand', Jan Fortune-Wood, Coffee
House Poetry 3, Wales, UK, May 2004, pp. 2, 44 and 58.
'Interview: Harry Ricketts', Margot White, Metro,
September 2004, p. 115.
'Selected poetry from New Zealand', Jan Fortune-Wood, Coffee
House Poetry 4, Wales, UK, September 2004, pp. 2, 43.
'HeadworX in Wales', New Zealand Poetry Society
Newsletter, November 2004, p. 5.
Chapter: 'july & august' in this piece of earth, a life in
my new Zealand garden, Harvey McQueen, Awa Press, Wellington,
2004, p. 10.
New Zealand Literature: The New Word, Creative New Zealand
[catalogue for London Book Fair], 2005.
'Poetry: in from the cold [mentions JAAM and HeadworX]',
Hannah Sperber, North and South, July 2005, pp.
64-71.
'Editorial',
Alistair Paterson, Poetry NZ 31 (September 2005), p.
9.
'Introduction by Damien Wilkins', Great Sporting Moments: The
Best of Sport Magazine 1988-2004, edited by Damien Wilkins,
Victoria University Press, Wellington, 2005, p. 13.
'Review of Spirit Abroad: A Second Selection of NZ Spiritual
Verse', John Dolan, Landfall 210, November 2005, pp.
157-160.
'Introduction by Susan Pearce' in World Words: An
Anthology of International Writers in New Zealand, Writer's
International in association with HeadworX, Wellington, 2006, p.
13.
'A Pass to Wingatui: Reconstructing the Infectious Canon', John
O'Connor, in The Unbelievable Lightness of Eggs: Light poems
& verse, Hallard Press, 2006, pp. 54-57.
Chapters by Michael O'Leary in Alternative Small Press
Publishing in New Zealand 1969-1999, Michael O'Leary, Steele
Roberts, Wellington, 2007.
'Notes to "Chapter Five: Resisting"' in The Long Forgetting:
Post-colonial Literary Culture in New
Zealand, Patrick Evans, Canterbury University Press,
Christchurch, 2007, p. 253.
'
Introduction by Paula Green', Best New Zealand
Poems 2007, IIML website.
'Introduction by Gavin O'Toole', in Che in Verse, edited
by Gavin O'Toole and Georgina Jiménez, Aflame Books, UK, 2007, p.
41
'Of
poetry and politics [Bernard Gadd obituary]', Michael
O'Leary, The Dominion Post online, January 2008.
'Review of Che in Verse', Tom Holmes, School Library
Journal, USA, January 2008; and on the publisher Aflame
Books's website,
UK.
'Facing Pages [mentions Basim Furat's translated poetry
edited/published by Mark Pirie]', Tim Jones, A fine line,
January 2008, pp. 1-2; and on Books in the Trees blog, 19
June 2008.
'
Collected Works Bookshop Events August 2008 [mentions
Basim Furat and Mark Pirie], 30 August 2008, Kris Hemensley,
poetry & ideas blog, 4 June 2009
'Preface by Jack Ross', New New Zealand Poets in
Performance, eds. Jan Kemp and Jack Ross, Auckland University
Press, 2008, ix-xii.
Chapter: 'Mr Burns' in I Am an Axeman, Chris
Boxall, The Copy Press, Nelson, 2009, pp. 24-26.
'Encounters with the Earl', Ken Bolton, The Earl is in...: 25
Years of the Earl of Seacliff, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
Paekakariki, 2009, pp. 205-208.
'A Tribute to Michael O'Leary - the Earl of Seacliff [Winter
Readings article]', Robin Fry, The Earl is in...: 25 Years of
the Earl of Seacliff, Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop,
Paekakariki, 2009, pp. 209-211.
'Translating contemporary Iraq's Arabic literature: ten years of
Banipal's record 1998-2008 [mentions Basim Furat's Here
and There edited by Mark Pirie], Salih J. Altoma, International
Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies, vol. 3, issue 3,
December 2009, UK, pp. 307-319.
'Introduction by Dieter Riemenschneider' in Wildes Licht (Wild
Light): poems/Gedichte aus Aotearoa Neuseeland :
Englisch-Deutsch, edited by Dieter Riemenschneider, Christchurch,
New Zealand und Kronberg im Taunus, Germany, Tranzlit, 2010, pp.
17-21.
'Trade and True: Anthologies Fifty Years after Donald Allen's
The New American Poetry [mentions Voyagers: Science
Fiction Poetry from New Zealand]', Murray Edmond, Ka Mate
Ka Ora 9 online, March 2010.
'Teen Spirit [Kurt Cobain art book article]', Tom Cardy, The
Dominion Post, 6 May 2010, p. 15.
'Poetry Archive opens in New Zealand', Anon, The Poetry Library
News: The Poetry Scene online, UK, 8 July 2010.
'National Poetry Archive Opens in Northland', Northland
News, No. 53, September 2010, p. 1.
'Confirmation of authors whose work will be included in "A New
Zealand Literary Showcase: 100 NZ authors", a major feature to be
published by Interlitq in February/March 2011',
International Literary Quarterly (ILQ) blog, August 10,
2010
'The Eighties & The Nineties', Harry Ricketts, in 99 Ways
into New Zealand Poetry, Paula Green & Harry Ricketts,
Random House, Auckland, 2010, p. 175.
'The New Millennium', Paula Green, in 99 Ways into New Zealand
Poetry, Paula Green & Harry Ricketts, Random House,
Auckland, 2010, p. 183.
'Performing the Poem', Paula Green, in 99 Ways into New Zealand
Poetry, Paula Green & Harry Ricketts, Random House,
Auckland, 2010, p. 268.
'Other Places [mentions Basim Furat's poetry translations in
English edited/published by Mark Pirie]', Harry Ricketts, in 99
Ways into New Zealand Poetry, Paula Green & Harry
Ricketts, Random House, Auckland, 2010, p. 175.
'The Printed Poem', Paula Green, in 99 Ways into New Zealand
Poetry, Paula Green & Harry Ricketts, Random House,
Auckland, 2010, pp. 287-295.
The Early History of the Poetry Archive of New Zealand
Aotearoa, 2nd edition, F. W. Nielsen Wright,
Cultural and Political Booklets, Wellington, 2010, pp. 6, 12.
'Standing upright here', Harvey McQueen in These I Have Loved:
My Favourite New Zealand Poems edited by Harvey McQueen,
Steele Roberts Ltd, Wellington, 2010, pp. 117-118.
Launch Speech by Fiona
Kidman onThese I Have Loved: My
Favourite New Zealand Poems, edited by Harvey McQueen,
Stoat Spring blog, 11 October 2010; and in Poetry Notes
(Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Vol. 1,
Issue No. 4, Summer 2011.
'Essay by Mark Pirie included in the Salt Companion to
Richard Berengarten', Graham Beattie, Beattie's Book
Blog, 6 December 2010.
'Need to Know: Flock and Roll' [mentions review of Mark Pirie's
broadsheet journal in
Evergreen Review, USA], The Dominion Post, Arts
& Entertainment section, Thursday 29 May 2011.
A Personal Memoir of David Mitchell, Michael O'Leary,
Beattie's Book Blog, 29 June 2011.
An Account of the Aotearoa Poet Charles Woodhouse Grace
(1862-1946), F W. Nielsen Wright, Cultural and Political
Booklets, Wellington, 2011.
Striding Both Worlds: Witi Ihimaera and New
Zealand's Literary Traditions, Melissa Kennedy,
Rodopi, New York/Amsterdam, 2011.
Editorial, Anne Kennedy, JAAM 29 (2011), p. 6.
'Understanding Mark Pirie's Literary Talent' in Thersites' Run:
Notes and Essays, F. W. Nielsen Wright, Cultural and
Political Booklets, Wellington, 2012, pp. 14-17.
Various letters to the editor [relating to a poem by Mark Pirie],
The Wellingtonian newspaper, 19 April 2012 and 26 April
2012.
Critical studies
A Comparison of JAAM and brief as the Two Leading Literary
Magazines of Aotearoa Since 1995, F. W. Nielsen Wright,
Cultural and Political Booklets, 2003.
A reading of five poets in line for the Prime Minister's award
for literary achievement: essays: Ruth Dallas, Elizabeth Smither,
Jenny Bornholdt, Vivienne Plumb and Mark Pirie, F. W. Nielsen
Wright, Cultural and Political Booklets, 2003.
Poets Young and Old: Two Studies, F. W. Nielsen Wright,
Cultural and Political Booklets, Wellington, 2008.
Research library holdings of Mark Pirie's
work
The Poetry Library, Southbank Centre, London
Alexander Turnbull Library, NZ and Pacific collection, Wellington,
New Zealand
Hocken Library, Dunedin, New Zealand
Online profiles of Mark Pirie
New Zealand Book Council website
Aotearoa
New Zealand Poetry Sound Archive
Wikipedia - the free encyclopedia
ireference.ca (Canada) - free online reference site and
encyclopedia
Sri Lanka Dot Com - Sri Lanka Wikipedia
Salt Publishing website
JAAM magazine website
Interactive Publications website
HeadworX Publishers website
Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop website
Online listings of Mark Pirie
Wapedia: Wiki Category - NZ Poets
Other Listings of Mark Pirie
New Zealand Literary Map (poster), Steele Roberts Ltd/NZ
Book Council, 2004
Reviews/articles/interviews/mentions about Mark Pirie's
work in (print/electronic/online periodicals/websites)
Amazon.com, Antipodes (New York, USA), Banipal
(UK), Book Notes (New Zealand Book Council Newsletter),
Bravado (NZ), brief (NZ), Capital Times
(NZ), City Voice (NZ), Cordite Poetry Review
(Australia), Cricket Company (NZ Sky Sport TV show),
Cricket Web (UK), Critic (NZ), English in
Aotearoa (NZ), Endnotes (NZ), Fishpond (NZ),
Glottis (NZ), Hyperpoetics (NZ), Immigrations
Matters (NZ), In Ink - DIA newsletter
(NZ), International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi
Studies (UK), Investigate (NZ), JAAM
(NZ), Journal of Commonwealth Literature (UK),
Joussour (Australia), Ka Mate Ka Ora (NZ),
Kapiti Observer (NZ), Kitabat.com (Arabic
literature website), Kite (NZ), Landfall
(NZ), Locus online reviews, Loop (NZ), M/C
Reviews (Australia), Metro (NZ), Modern Poetry in
Translation (UK), nzepc (New Zealand Electronic Poetry
Centre), New Zealand Books, New Zealand
Listener, New Zealand Poetry Society Newsletter [A Fine
Line], New Zealand Poetry Society website, New
Zealand Society of Authors Newsletter, North and South (NZ),
Northland News (NZ), New Zealand Cricket Museum
Newsletter, New Zealand Musician, New
Zealand Writers' Website, Otago Daily Times
(NZ), Paekakariki Xpressed (NZ),
Pavement (NZ), Poetry Notes (Poetry Archive of New
Zealand Aotearoa Newsletter), Poetry NZ, Porirua City
News (NZ), Salient (NZ), Salt (NZ),
Science Fiction and Fantasy Association of New Zealand Inc.,
Sidewalk (Australia), Social Alternatives
(Australia), Southern Ocean Review (NZ), Space and
Time (e-magazine, USA), Spin (NZ), Sport
(NZ), Staple (NZ), Star*Line (USA),
stuff.co.nz news website (NZ) Stylus Poetry
Journal (Australia), Sunday Star-Times (NZ),
Takahe (NZ), Tearaway (NZ), The Critical
Endeavour (India), The Dominion (NZ),
The Dominion Post (NZ), The Evening Post (NZ),
The Evergreen
Review (USA), The Lampstand (NZ), The Nelson
Mail (NZ), The New Zealand Herald, The
Pander (NZ), The Poetry Library
News website
(UK), The Wellingtonian (NZ), The Word (Dunedin
Public Libraries Newsletter, NZ), Tiger Talk (papertiger
media e-newsletter, Australia/Thailand), University of Otago
Magazine (NZ), Upper Hutt Leader (NZ), UTS
Review (Australia), Vic News (NZ), Waikato
Times (NZ), Western News (NZ), Wisden
Cricketer (UK) and World Literature Today
(USA).
Reviews/articles/mentions about Mark Pirie's work in
(online blogs)
Poetry
Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa (PANZA blog),
International Literary Quarterly (InterLitQ) blog
(UK/USA), Grove Press blog (USA), New Zealand Poet
Laureate blog, The Imaginary
Museum (Jack Ross's blog), Helen Lowe on Anything
Really (Helen Lowe's blog), Winged Ink (Helen
Rickerby's blog), Books in the
Trees (Tim Jones's blog), Stoat Spring
(Harvey McQueen's blog), Beattie's Book
Blog (Graham Beattie's blog), Michael
O'Leary (Michael O'Leary's blog), Tingling
Catch (Mark Pirie's cricket poetry blog), Timon Maxey
- Contemporary Artist blog, poetry & ideas (Kris
Hemensley's blog), From the Morgue (Morgan Davie's blog),
Janis Freegard's Weblog,
Tor.com,
Sidestream blog (Miriam Barr's blog),
A Gentle Madness: NZ Literature blog and molloy notebook
(Harvey Molloy's blog).
Radio interviews/reviews on Mark Pirie's work broadcast
on
Speaking Volumes Book Review of The NeXt Wave, Kim Hill, 9
to Noon, Radio NZ National, 1998
Morrin Rout and Ruth Todd interviews, Bookmarks, Radio NZ National,
1998-2005
Morrin Rout interview, Plains FM, Christchurch, 2003
Radio NZ National interview, SF poetry discussion, 2004 (with Tim
Jones)
Access Radio interview, Wellington, 2005
Lynn Freeman interviews, Arts on Sunday, Radio NZ National,
2007-2010
Discussion of A Tingling Catch, Jim Mora, Afternoons,
Radio NZ National, 2010
Discussion of A Tingling Catch, Kathryn Ryan, 9 to Noon,
Radio NZ National, 2010
Discussion of A Tingling Catch, Radio Sport, 2010
Interview with Kathryn Ryan, 9 to Noon, Radio NZ National,
2011
TV interviews on Mark Pirie's work broadcast
on
Segment about A Tingling Catch on "Cricket Company", Sky
Sport 1, 24 March 2011
Bibliographical information on Mark Pirie
A Supplementary Bibliography to Mark Pirie as Author,
Publisher, Editor, F. W. Nielsen Wright, Original Books,
2010
New Zealand National Bibliography
National Library of New Zealand catalogue
WorldCat - global online library catalog
Index New Zealand - articles/poem publications by Mark
Pirie
Publications New Zealand - online library catalogue
FindNZArticles - index for articles/poem publications and reviews
relating to Mark Pirie
New Zealand Law and Literature - database
Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa - online catalogue
Journal of Commonwealth Literature - JCL
New New Zealand Poets in Performance, eds. Jan Kemp and
Jack Ross, Auckland University Press, 2008
99 Ways into New Zealand Poetry, Paula Green & Harry
Ricketts, Random House, Auckland, 2010
8. Books published by Mark Pirie
HeadworX imprint (57 titles)
Nothing to Declare: Selected Writings 1977-1997 Harry
Ricketts, 1998
Salamanca Vivienne Plumb, 1998
Sweet Banana Wax Peppers Jenny Powell-Chalmers,
1998
The Century Tony Beyer, 1998
Pingandy: New and Selected Poems Harvey McQueen,
1999
Unmanned Stephen Oliver, 1999
baby is this wonderland? Jeanne Bernhardt,
1999
Earth Colours: Selected Poems L E Scott, 2000
The Diary as a Positive in Female Adult Behaviour
Vivienne Plumb, 2000
Talking Pictures: Selected Poems Riemke Ensing,
2000
Hats Jenny Powell-Chalmers, 2000
Rhyme Before Reason Scott Kendrick, 2001
Extreme Weather Events Tim Jones, 2001
abstract internal furniture Helen Rickerby,
2001
Night of Warehouses: New and Selected Poems
1978-2000 Stephen Oliver, 2001
Our Bay of Ensigns & Other 'Race' Relations
Bernard Gadd, 2001
The Snow Poems/your self of lost ground Jeanne
Bernhardt, 2002
Storyteller : Poems 1988-1999 Simon Williamson,
2002
Boat People Tim Jones, 2002
Chantal's Book Jack Ross, 2002
The Ballad of Fifty-one Bill Sewell, 2003
Toku Tinihanga (Self Deception): Selected Poems
1982-2002 Michael O'Leary, 2003
Maketu: A Sequence Terry Locke, 2003
How to Occupy Our Selves David Howard & Fiona
Pardington, 2003
The Year Nothing Paul Hardacre, 2003
The First Wellington International Poetry Festival
Anthology editors Mark Pirie, Ron Riddell and Saray Torres,
2003
Summer on the Côte d'Azur Alistair Paterson,
2003
Recessional Harvey McQueen, 2004
Over the Waters Moshé Liba, 2004
Natural Anthem Leonard Lambert, 2004
Greatest Hits: JAAM 21: An Anthology of Writing 1984-2004
editors Mark Pirie and Michael O'Leary, 2004
The Second Wellington International Poetry Festival
Anthology editors Mark Pirie, Ron Riddell and Saray Torres,
2004
Four French Horns Jenny Powell-Chalmers, 2004
Here and There: A Selection Basim Furat, 2004
Nefarious Vivienne Plumb, 2004
Make Love and War Michael O'Leary, 2005
Your Secret Life Harry Ricketts, 2005
Daymoon Robin Fry, 2005
Suchness: Zen Poetry and Prose Richard von Sturmer,
2005
Self-titled Tony Chad, 2005
Overnight Downpour Andrew Fagan, 2006
Sounds of Sonnets Michael O'Leary & Mark Pirie,
2006
Just Poetry Alistair Te Ariki Campbell, 2007
All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens Tim Jones, 2007
Dream Boat: Selected Poems Tony Beyer, 2007
Speaking in Tongues L E Scott, 2007
It's Love Isn't It?: The Love Poems Alistair Te Ariki
Campbell and Meg Campbell, 2008
Paneta Street Michael O'Leary, 2008
My Iron Spine Helen Rickerby, 2008
No Boat May Allow Drowning to Vanish Basim Furat,
2010
Goya Rules Harvey McQueen, 2010
The Pop Artist's Garland: Selected Poems 1952-2009 F
W N Wright, 2010
Viet Nam: A Poem Journey Jenny Powell,
2010
'A Tingling Catch': A Century of New Zealand Cricket Poems
1864-2009 editor Mark Pirie, 2010
In Vitro Laura Solomon, 2011
The Corrosion Zone Barbara Strang, 2011
Out of It, Michael O'Leary, 2012
JAAM Publishing Collective imprint (17
titles)
JAAM (Just Another Art Movement) nos. 7-23,
1997-2005
The Night Press imprint (22 titles)
The Bet: Poems in Memory of Jim Morrison (American Poet)
Mark Pirie, 2004
Love Notes Mark Pirie, 2007
More Love Notes Mark Pirie, 2007
10 single sheet broadsheets (Evelyn Conlon, Gemma Claire,
Michael O'Leary, Meg Campbell, Alistair Te Ariki Campbell, Mark
Pirie, Stephen Oliver, Jeanne Bernhardt, Robin Fry and Basim
Furat)
broadsheet: new new zealand poetry nos. 1-9,
2008-ongoing
Sonny Boy Press imprint
Journeys: a poem sequence Mark Pirie, 1996
The Doll Press imprint
The Rose and Other Poems Mark Pirie, 2004
The Worthy Press imprint
Bach Concert Mark Pirie, 2005
9. Mark Pirie's
Awards/Shortlists/Grants
Awards/shortlists as publisher
2004 Montana New Zealand Book Awards for Poetry (shortlist):
The Ballad of '51 by Bill Sewell (HeadworX)
Publishing grants as publisher
(HeadworX)
Creative NZ - Tony Beyer, The Century, 1998
Creative NZ - Harvey McQueen, Pingandy, 1999
Creative NZ - Riemke Ensing, Talking Pictures, 1999
Creative NZ - Jenny Powell, Hats, 2000
Creative NZ - Scott Kendrick, Rhyme before Reason,
2001
Creative NZ - Bill Sewell, The Ballad of '51, 2002
Creative NZ - David Howard & Fiona Pardington, How to
Occupy Ourselves, 2003
Creative NZ - Alistair Paterson, Summer on the Cote
D'Azur, 2003
Creative NZ - Leonard Lambert, Natural Anthem, 2003
Creative NZ - Harvey McQueen, Recessional, 2003
Creative NZ - Richard von Sturmer, Suchness: Zen Poetry and
Prose, 2004
Arts Access Aotearoa - World Words anthology in
association with Writers International (NZ), 2005
Creative NZ - Alistair Te Ariki Campbell, Just Poetry,
2006
Publishing grants as publisher (JAAM Publishing
Collective)
Creative NZ - JAAM magazine, yearly grants,
1997-2005
Awards/shortlists as editor/author*
2010 Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Collected Work
(category winner): Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry from New
Zealand (co-edited with Tim Jones)
Writing/publishing grants as editor/author
Creative NZ - Otago University Press to publish The NeXt
Wave edited by Mark Pirie, 1997
Creative NZ - Mark Pirie: $6,000 to write a collection of short
stories, 1998
Creative NZ - Mark Pirie: to attend the Queensland Poetry Festival,
2000
Creative NZ - Sudden Valley Press to publish Reading the
Will by Mark Pirie, poetry collection, 2001
Creative NZ - Mark Pirie: $9,000 to write a collection of poetry,
2002
*Note: Melior Simms's poem, 'Two Kinds of Time', from
Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry from New Zealand was
shortlisted for the 2010 Rhysling Awards, the Science
Fiction Poetry Association's awards, in the USA and
included in the 2010 Rhysling Awards anthology.
Awards information on Mark Pirie
Book Awards website (www.bookawards.co.nz)
Sir Julius Vogel Awards - Wikipedia - the free encyclopedia
10. Mark Pirie's literary/editorial
appointments
Collective member and managing editor of JAAM
magazine, 1995-2005
Committee member of the New Zealand Poetry Society, 1996-1997
Managing editor of HeadworX Publishers, 1998-ongoing
Contributing New Zealand editor of Thylazine online
journal, Australia, 1999
New Zealand member of Editorial Advisory Board of Antipodes:
Journal of Australian and New Zealand Studies (New York,
USA), 2000-ongoing
Contributing New Zealand editor of papertiger CD-ROM
journal, Australia/Thailand, 2001-2006
Committee member of the Wellington International Poetry Festival,
2003-2004
Member of PANZA (Poetry Archive Charitable Trust),
2006-ongoing
Managing editor of broadsheet: new new zealand poetry,
2008-ongoing
Archivist and co-organiser of Poetry Archive of New Zealand
Aotearoa, 2010- ongoing
11. Mark Pirie's educational qualifications
BA (Hons) in English, Victoria University of Wellington,
1992-1997
MA in English, University of Otago, Dunedin, 1999