Vivienne Plumb, with a New Zealand mother and Australian father, has spent much of her life crossing the Tasman. One of literature's all-rounders, as well as six previous collections of poetry, she has written plays, short fiction and a novel. Plumb has held many awards and residencies, including the Hubert Church Award for a first book of fiction, the Buddle Findlay Sargeson Fellowship and a University of Iowa International Writing Programme residency. Not one to sit still, she is currently dividing her time between Auckland and Sydney, where she is completing a doctorate in creative arts.

Crumple -- Doggie Bones -- In Two Minds -- untitled -- A French Movie in Poland -- Laughing Dogs -- Polish Addictions -- The Konditorei -- Gold Star -- Sheet -- Smiley Face -- Houses of Sydney -- Under the Flight Path -- With Lips -- The Geographica of Italia -- Bird -- Dragon Head -- Shenzhen Border -- Sushi Sashimi -- Eyeglass -- Dog End -- the capital city -- long weekend -- fish -- motels in taupo -- severe weather warnings -- alzheimers -- the cheese and onion sandwich -- after you are dead -- scratchie -- feather duvet -- Security -- A Photo Opportunity in the Government Gardens, Rotorua -- Sulphur City -- Intercity -- The Cosmos -- Fat White Slugs -- Deer Head -- Giant Yellow Diggers -- Seventy-Six Trombones -- Suntrap -- Rural Delivery -- We provide special hammers for that purpose -- Forty-League Boots.