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Vaughan Rapatahana

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Rapatahana is widely published across several genre, including language critique, philosophy and fiction. His latest poetry collection, Atonement [University of Santo Tomas Press, Philippines, 2016] was nominated for a National Book Award. He won the inaugural Proverse Poetry prize in 2016. He has a PhD in Existential Literary Criticism from the University of Auckland. For further information please see his New Zealand Book Council Writers File.

Everything By: Vaughan Rapatahana

Literature08.01.18

Summer Reading Series: Two poems by Vaughan Rapatahana

New fiction, non-fiction and poetry by Aotearoa writers to read over the summer. This week: Vaughan Rapatahana.

By Vaughan Rapatahana
Read Time: 7 mins
Literature16.08.17

A Patriarchal Parade: Sexism in Aotearoa New Zealand Literature

In a searing, articulate and informed essay, Vaughan Rapatahana takes Aotearoa New Zealand literature to task for sexism.

By Vaughan Rapatahana
Read Time: 1 hr, 44 mins
Literature16.04.17

Idiosyncratic Man O’War: A review of Blood Ties

Vaughan Rapatahana reviews Blood Ties by Jeffrey Paparoa Holman and finds a potent and engrossing collection, but one that will possibly enrage.

By Vaughan Rapatahana
Read Time: 21 mins
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