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Emma Neale: Interview for Dunedin City of Literature
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DescriptionEmma Neale is the author of six novels and six collections of poetry. Her most recent novel, Billy Bird (2016) was short-listed for the Acorn Prize at the Ockham NZ Book Awards and long-listed for the Dublin International Literary Award. Emma has received a number of literary fellowships, residencies and awards, the most recent of which is the Lauris Edmond Memorial Award for 2020. Her first collection of short stories, The Pink Jumpsuit: Short fictions, tall truths (2021) was long-listed for the Acorn Prize at the Ockham NZ Book Awards. Emma lives and works in Ōtepoti Dunedin, where she works as a freelance editor.
Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature In partnership with the University of Otago created an internship designed to attract undergraduate and postgraduate full-time students from the Humanities Division’s English and Linguistics Programme. One of the interns was Zoe Taptiklis, who interviewed a range of Dunedin writers, to learn about their experiences as writers in Dunedin.
Date recordedSeptember 2020InterviewerZoe TaptiklisIntervieweeEmma NealeRecorderZoe TaptiklisGeolocation[1]
Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature In partnership with the University of Otago created an internship designed to attract undergraduate and postgraduate full-time students from the Humanities Division’s English and Linguistics Programme. One of the interns was Zoe Taptiklis, who interviewed a range of Dunedin writers, to learn about their experiences as writers in Dunedin.
Date recordedSeptember 2020InterviewerZoe TaptiklisIntervieweeEmma NealeRecorderZoe TaptiklisGeolocation[1] Relates to
PlaceDunedinPeopleEmma Neale GroupDunedin UNESCO City of LiteratureSubjectDunedin City - AuthorsDunedin City - Poetry
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ContributorKay Mercer
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Dunedin Public Libraries (15th Jul 2022). Emma Neale: Interview for Dunedin City of Literature. In Website Dunedin Public Libraries. Retrieved 20th Apr 2026 15:56, from https://dunedin.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/215703