(Auckland: Heinemann Reed) 1994: South Pacific (collection of short stories) (Manchester: Carcanet Press) 1996: Songs of My Life (collection of short stories) (Auckland: Godwit) 1998: Homelight: an Antarctic Miscellany (collaborative work with Chris Orsman and Nigel Brown) (Karori: Pemmican Press) 2000: Doubtful Sounds: essays and interviews (Wellington: Victoria University Press) 2003: Under the Influence (memoir) (Wellington: Four Winds Press) 2010: Buddhist Rain (album with music by Norman Meehan and Hannah Griffin) (Wellington: Rattle Records) 2011: Making Baby Float (album with music by Norman Meehan and Hannah Griffin) (Wellington: Rattle Records) 2012: These Rough Notes (book and album, with Anne Noble, Norman Meehan and Hannah Griffin) (Wellington: Victoria University Press) 2016: The Stories of Bill Manhire (collection of short stories) (Wellington: Victoria University Press) 2017: Tell Me My Name (riddles set to music by Norman Meehan and sung by Hannah Griffin) (Wellington: Victoria University Press) 2021: Bifröst (album with music by Norman Meehan, Hannah Griffin, Andrew Laking, Blair Latham, Lance Philip, Neil Aldridge, and Michael Sutherland) (Wellington: Rattle Records) See also New Zealand literature References Further reading "Pavlova and Wrists: The Poetry of Bill Manhire", by Peter Crisp, Islands 24 (Auckland), November 1978. "The Poetry of Bill Manhire", Hugh Lauder, in Landfall (Christchurch), September 1983. "Joker: Playing Poetry in the Eighties: Manhire, Curnow, Stead, Horrocks", by Michele Leggott, in World Literature Written in English (Singapore), 23(1), winter 1984. "Writing through the Margins: Sharon Thesen's and Bill Manhire's Apparently Lyrical Poetry" by Douglas Barbour, in Australian and New Zealand Studies in Canada (Prince George, British Columbia, Canada), 4, Fall 1990. "The Old Man's Example: Manhire in the Seventies" by John Newton, in Opening the Book, edited by Mark Williams and Michele Leggott, Auckland, Auckland University Press, 1995. Elaborations: a selective annotated bibliography of reviews and commentaries on the poetry and short stories of Bill Manhire from 1967 to 2002, by Laurinda Elizabeth Thomas, Victoria University of Wellington, 2003. Manhire at 60: A Book For Bill, edited by Fergus Barrowman and Damien Wilkins, Wellington, Victoria University Press and Sport, 2006. External links Read NZ Te Pou Muramura profile New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre profile Arts Foundation of New Zealand profile International Institute of Modern Letters Hypertext edition of The Brain of Katherine Mansfield (1988), illustrated by Gregory O'Brien and digitised by Richard Easther and Jolisa Gracewood in 1997 "Huia" by Bill Manhire, featured poem in The Guardian |- 1946 births Companions of the