A1	Riemke Ensing–	Track With Tide Coming In
A2	Riemke Ensing–	Falling Houses
A3	Iain Sharp–	The Nevertheless Incredibly Happy Poem
A4	John Hanlon (2)–	Sligo
A5	Stephanie Johnson (6)–	Today Through Blue Monoxide
A6	Stephanie Johnson (6)–	For Mervyn Adams
A7	Piet Nieuwland–	Diga Diga
A8	Piet Nieuwland–	Moko
A9	Bob Orr–	The Black Trawler
A10	Bob Orr–	Australia
A11	Bob Orr–	Strange Land
A12	Bob Orr–	Child
A13	Gary Mutton–	Hotel (Near Fjordland)
A14	Gary Mutton–	Architect's Idea
A15	Janni Romanuik–	Fiji
A16	Janni Romanuik–	Autumn
A17	Peter Hooper–	As I Lay Dying
A18	Peter Tait–	Down Darlinghurst Road
B1	Martin Sutton (3)–	Palagi
B2	Martin Sutton (3)–	The Glass Slipper
B3	Judy McNeil–	Who Dances To What Bugle?
B4	Sandra Bell–	The Woman in The Blue Dressing Gown
B5	Sandra Bell–	The World Split Open
B6	Sandra Bell–	Picture of Ourselves
B7	Michael Morrissey (2)–	Advice On Auckland
B8	Bruce Bisset–	Put It On A Postcard
B9	Bruce Bisset–	A Taranaki Poem
B10	Bruce Bisset–	An Estranged Love Affair
B11	Vaughan Morgan–	An Allegory
B12	Rae A. Williams–	The Burning Of Jed Garnett
B13	Murray Edmond–	Shack
B14	Murray Edmond–	A Patching Together
B15	Susan Allpress–	How Many Times Have You
B16	Susan Allpress–	The Quickening
B17	Stephen Oliver (4)–	Election Year Blues
C1	Mike Johnson (56)–	Palanquin Ropes
C2	Kim Blackburn–	Lizards In Love
C3	Kim Blackburn–	Kiss Kiss Kiss
C4	Kim Blackburn–	Loverfish
C5	Albert Livingstone Refiti–	Let's Dance
C6	Albert Livingstone Refiti–	L.O.V.E.
C7	W. S. Jordan–	The Bus Man
C8	W. S. Jordan–	On A Cold Mornig After Breakfast
C9	Nigel Roberts (5)–	The Quote From Auden
C10	Don McRae (2)–	Lost
C11	Susan Lees–	Taboo
C12	Susan Lees–	Axe
C13	Harry Goodwin (4)–	0
C14	John Dawson (14)–	Lost To Generation
C15	Mark Richards (27)–	Words - Words - Words
C16	Mark Richards (27)–	Boat Building At Home
C17	David Eggleton–	Body Talk
C18	David Eggleton–	Prime Time
C19	Fiona Kidman–	The Newsmakers
C20	Fiona Kidman–	Photogrpah
C21	Fiona Kidman–	Amelia Born In May
D1	Rosemary Menzies–	I Feel The Summer Coming
D2	Rosemary Menzies–	There Is A Way Of Doing Things
D3	Don Colebrook–	View
D4	Michael O'Leary (4)–	Nuclear Family - A Fragment
D5	Elizabeth Smither–	Brutal Pruning Of A Camelia Tree
D6	Denys Trussell–	For A Woman Teaching English In Japan
D7	Lauris Edmond–	Love Poem
D8	Lauris Edmond–	One Way
D9	Lauris Edmond–	On the Te Awamutu Road
D10	Lauris Edmond–	Going To Moscow
D11	Herman Gladwin–	Dear Miss
D12	Cherie Barford–	A Moscow Clown
D13	Cherie Barford–	Asking For A Good Life In Heliopolis
D14	Cherie Barford–	Coming Around The Bend
D15	John Pule–	Spring Night
D16	John Pule–	Selections From 'Ocean'
D17	Alistair Paterson–	Distances
D18	Alistair Paterson–	A Canticle
D19	Alistair Paterson–	Take Two / An Alchemy Of Machine Guns

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Published By – Hard Echo Press
Printed By – Hard Echo Press

Notes

These cassettes record the voices of 42 New Zealand poets reading their own work at the Globe Tavern in Auckland, the two books which accompany the cassettes enable the poems to be read as they are listened to.

Cat# is ISBN # printed inside each book and on back of box.

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