THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

Kirsti Whalen

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Contributing Writer

Everything By: Kirsti Whalen

Literature06.05.16

Vigilance Against Laziness: A Conversation with Elizabeth McCracken

Kirsti Whalen talks to prize-winning author Elizabeth McCracken about craft, writing education, and proving yourself through hard work.

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 55 mins
Society20.12.15

The Threshold

One week ago, the letter arrived in the post. I’m three days away from discovering whether or not I’ve inherited the gene mutation that caused my mother’s cancer, and I’m terrified.

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 57 mins
Literature16.12.15

The Banning, the Blaming, the Binding: Ten Literary Moments 2015

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 24 mins
Literature06.08.15

Doing Love and the Act of Lying

I don’t know, yet, if I’m going to be able to love you well. But I’m trying.

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 31 mins
Literature04.08.15

These Jewels on the Page: Anna Smaill

We chat to Man Booker Prize long listee Anna Smaill about literary culture in New Zealand and beyond.

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 36 mins
Literature29.06.15

Wicked Ihimaera and the Speech We Love to Hate

Witi Ihimaera talks about his speech at the Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival and literature in Aotearoa

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 29 mins
Literature18.06.15

On Point and Powerful: An Interview with Luka Lesson

Kirsti Whalen chats to Luka Lesson about his New Zealand spoken word tour

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 17 mins
Society10.06.15

I'm Feeling Lucky: The Camel Farm

Kirsti Whalen on using helpx.net

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 20 mins
Screen18.03.15

Disappropriation: Cripping Up, Winning Big

Kirsti Whalen on the representation of disability in the media.

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 38 mins
Performance28.01.15

A Space Between Street Corners And Symphonies

Kirsti Whalen runs away to join the circus.

By Kirsti Whalen
Read Time: 29 mins
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