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Annaleese Jochems

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Annaleese Jochems was born in 1994 and grew up in Northland. She won the 2016 Adam Prize from the International Institute of Modern Letters for Baby, which is her first book.

Everything By: Annaleese Jochems

Screen29.07.19

Stuck On Love Island

Annaleese Jochems on why, after so many seasons of sadism and superficiality, Love Island is still her favourite show.

By Annaleese Jochems
Read Time: 16 mins
Literature24.09.17

New Aotearoa Fiction: An excerpt from Baby

New Aotearoa Fiction: An excerpt from the Annaleese Jochems' debut novel, Baby.

By Annaleese Jochems
Read Time: 30 mins
Society13.09.17

The Cost And Value Of Care

Annaleese Jochems on the importance, and precarity, of caring

By Annaleese Jochems
Read Time: 40 mins
Literature17.09.15

Review: This Must Be The Place

This Must Be The Place has potential, but lacks complexity, writes Annaleese Jochems

By Annaleese Jochems
Read Time: 7 mins
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