So since NZ Poetry Day is not a happening thing I’m thinking it might be a good time to bring back Twitter Poetry Night. What reckon @ashleigh_young @HeraLindsayBird ?

Thanks for setting this up. Will be tuning in!

There is a lot of goodness in the new Headland but this by Chris Price really did crack my synapses “The best natural glitter has always been waterborne. Sea swimming does it every time, a little cannon goes off inside and I am bathed in sparkle”headland.org.nz/issues/issue-1…

Happy NZPoetryDay! Poetry Shelf has posted a fantastic selection of readings, including poets for the AUP whānau Chris Tse, Lily Holloway and @__modigrace

Here’s ⁦briar⁩ reading from The World’s Greatest Flower. Happy ⁦NZPoetryDay⁩

Artbank on 95bFM is a joy on Sundays - Interesting interviews and tunes from 10 am to 12 and host Theo MacDonald is wry, funny and kind across all the Art haps. Today @FergusVUP will be sharing his reading recs. Listen live 95bfm.com

Wunderbar! stuff.co.nz/entertainment/…

Fancy yourself a free lockdown book? instagram.com/p/CT3vBSypCBQ/

That scene in Fleabag. Hair is everything: stuff.co.nz/life-style/bea…

This is happening Saturday.

We just got our copies of the stunningly beautiful bilingual board game Kaupapa! Limited copies on our website. unitybooksauckland.co.nz/kids/p/kaupapa…

Book detectives! More mysteries afoot... Can anyone remember an 80's/90's picture book about a naughty/spoiled little girl (possibly named Caroline) with the refrain "sweet little (name), lovely little (name)..." Said "Caroline" is allowed to stay up late & eat luxurious cakes.

One last book detective question for you all... Does a picture book that has the line "Captain Caster keeps going faster" ring any bells? Probably published about 30 years ago. Not Captain Najork, but definitely pirate adjacent

Thinking of Nigel Cox today on his anniversary. Always at my book selling shoulder. Xxx