Stuart Wall

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Stuart Wall grew up in New Jersey and has lived in NZ for five years. His loves and writes poetry and works part-time at the Vic Uni library. His favourite writers include Wallace Stevens, Anne Carson, Emily Dickinson, Barbara Tuchman, Thomas Mann, Cormac McCarthy, Francis Parkman and John Berryman.

Everything By: Stuart Wall

Literature25.03.14

Stuart Wall talks to Alice Miller about her debut collection The Limits, a book of elegiac poems that inhabit and explore myth, and pose vital questions about art.

Society22.11.13

Distant Stills in Our Lives

It's a condition of doubt. Of obsession and anxiety; all-consuming and devastatingly debilitating. Stuart Wall looks back on a hypochondriac self that's no longer his.

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