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1. www.stuff.co.nz › the-press › christchurch-lifeLyttelton: What makes an artist's town? - Stuff

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   Oct 11, 2024 · Artist Asher Newbury grew up in Lyttelton, and remembers it being pretty rough when he was a kid, but full of artists. His entire brood of siblings are also artists, actors, poets and playwrights...

2. thespinoff.co.nz › authors › ben-brownBen Brown - The Spinoff

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   5 days ago · Ben Brown is an award winning children’s author, poet, short story/non-fiction/freelance writer. He has performed poetry throughout New Zealand and his work has been published around the world....

3. my.christchurchcitylibraries.com › new-zealandNew Zealand Children’s Authors - Christchurch City Libraries

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   Oct 21, 2024 · New Zealand Children’s Authors. Interviews with New Zealand children's authors and illustrators. Favourite foods, embarrassing moments, nicknames, short stories and much more….

4. www.britannica.com › biography › Katherine-MansfieldKatherine Mansfield | Biography, Short Stories, Style ...

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   Oct 10, 2024 · After her education (in Wellington and London), Katherine Mansfield left New Zealand at the age of 19 to establish herself in England as a writer. Her initial disillusion appears in the ill-humoured stories collected in In a German Pension (1911).

5. my.christchurchcitylibraries.com › family-historyFamily History – Passenger Lists - Christchurch City Libraries

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   Oct 21, 2024 · A guide to passenger lists held in the New Zealand Collection. This has an introduction detailing the government institutions in charge of immigration. It lists immigrant ships to Lyttelton and gives dates where passengers lists appear in 1850s-1870s newspapers.

6. www.randellcottage.co.nz › 2010 › 06Susan Price – Randell Cottage Writers Trust

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   Oct 20, 2024 · Newtown author Kate De Goldi has been awarded the $100,000 Michael King writers’ fellowship to research and write about children’s book collector and donor Susan Price – whose parents Beverley Randell and Hugh Price donated the Randell Cottage.

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   Who grew up in Lyttelton?

   • Painter Asher Newbery remembers Lyttelton as being "rough" but full of artists when he grew up. This is in no way an exhaustive list – the town is home to painters, sculptors, musicians, poets, ceramicists, carvers and creatives of all imaginable disciplines. In this story, Frank Film explores what it is that draws them in and keeps them close.

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   Who live in Lyttelton?

   • Lyttelton is (and has been) home to musicians like Marlon Williams, Delaney Davidson, Adam McGrath, Aldous Harding, Ben Woods, Phoebe Woods, Carmel Courtney and Al Park – to name a few. It has housed writers like Ben Brown, Joe Bennett and Gary McCormick, and visual artists of the likes of Bill Hammond, Laurence Aberhart and Jason Grieg.

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   Was Lyttelton a rough place to live?

   • Those were the days. According to Al, Lyttelton was at that time considered by anyone who lived on the other side of the tunnel to be dark and poor and rough. Artist Asher Newbury grew up in Lyttelton, and remembers it being pretty rough when he was a kid, but full of artists.

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   When did Lyttelton get a passenger list?

   • Includes passenger lists for her first (Oct 1850-Mar 1851) and second (1856) voyages, giving passengers' names, ages, nationalities and occupations. This has an introduction detailing the government institutions in charge of immigration. It lists immigrant ships to Lyttelton and gives dates where passengers lists appear in 1850s-1870s newspapers.

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   Where is Lyttelton?

   • Leonard Cohen’s Hydra, in Greece, was one. San Francisco was another. And, of course, there’s Lyttelton. The port town, wrapped around the insides of a volcanic crater and separated from Christchurch by a tunnel, is, as local poet Ciaran Fox says, infested with artistic types.

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8. www.thearts.co.nz › artists › eleanor-cattonEleanor Catton | Arts Foundation Laureate

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   Oct 14, 2024 · Eleanor Catton was born in 1985 in Canada and raised in Christchurch, New Zealand. She won the 2007 Sunday Star-Times short-story competition, the 2008 Glenn Schaeffer Fellowship to the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, the 2008 Louis Johnson New Writers’ Bursary and was named as one of Amazon’s Rising Stars in 2009.