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THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

Simon Comber

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Simon lives in Auckland City and writes songs under the moniker Herriot Row.

Everything By: Simon Comber

Literature01.09.17

After Mason: Memories of The Beggar

Simon Comber writes about the ups and downs of the creative process, the paradox of hope, and how poets RAK Mason and Robin Hyde helped inspire his new album.

By Simon Comber
Read Time: 50 mins
Literature30.09.14

An Interview with Martin Edmond

Following his essay on exploring Martin Edmond's work, we're delighted to print Simon Comber's full interview with the Sydney-based NZ writer, as he discusses his elliptical path to prose writing, why he doesn't like the term 'creative non-fiction', and the surprising the act of writing can still hold.

By Simon Comber
Read Time: 1 hr, 52 mins
Features11.08.14

The Father Land: States of Becoming in the Writings of Martin Edmond

Simon Comber on the blurred line between fiction and non-fiction, and on discovering and journeying and becoming in the work of Martin Edmond.

By Simon Comber
Read Time: 1 hr, 16 mins
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