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Night Shifts: word from the heartland

by Pat White

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NIGHT SHIFTS reaffirms Pat White’s preoccupation with landscape, love, history, and nature in poems that have been described by Jack Ross as “beautiful, unassuming and perfectly paced, all at the same time”(Poetry New Zealand Yearbook 2020). Reviewing Pat White’s Watching for the Wingbeat (Cold Hub Press 2017), Janet Hughes wrote of a poet “attuned to the natural world and rural environments as settings for deep and wide reflection, filtered through scholarship” (New Zealand Review of Books, Autumn 2019).

About the Author

Pat White (1944-) is a poet, essayist, memoirist and artist whose work often directly reflects his interest in rural life and the natural environment and draws on his experience living in different places around New Zealand, from the bottom of the South Island to the far north. His first collection of poetry, Signposts, was published in 1977; his most recent was Watching for the Wingbeat, new and selected poems (Cold Hub Press 2018.) His biography of poet Peter Hooper, Notes from the Margins: the West Coast's Peter Hooper appeared in 2017.

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