Mō taku hē
Essay on the exhibition Sorry (Peter McLeavey, Wellington, 2010). In Sarah Farrar, Jill Trevelyan, Nina Tonga (eds.), Robin White: Something is Happening Here (Wellington/Auckland: Te Papa Press, 2022).
On “climate” poetry / Teeth and bones
A conversation, plus four poems. In Taraheke (eds.), I Got You Babe (Wellington: Taraheke | BushLawyer, 2021).
How | Hao
Poetry chapbook. Thechronicleof <___>: Wellington, 2021.
A mantle for our shoulders
Essay on kahu kīwī, near extinction and kaitiakitanga. In Jenny Gillam and Eugene Hansen (ed.), Te Manu Huna a Tāne. Wellington: Massey University Press, 2020.
Tunnelling
Short fiction. In Huia Short Stories 13 (Wellington: Huia, 2019). (‘Tunnelling’ was a runner-up in the Pikihuia Māori Fiction Awards.)
Te tuna-whiri: the knot of eels
Essay on Māori art, hau and how our taonga travel, looking at works by Terri te Tau and Bridget Reweti. In Chris Braddock (ed.), Animism and Performance in Contemporary Art (London: Palgrave MacMillan, 2017).
Ways of loving
A Conversation Between Ann Shelton and Cassandra Barnett, 20 May 2016. In Zara Stanhope (ed.), Dark Matter: Ann Shelton (Auckland: Auckland Art Gallery, 2016).
Strangeface: a sovereign countenance
Essay on belonging, performance, chosen cultural identity and Ben Kuroki. In Fiona Amundsen (ed.), The Imperial Body (Auckland: Split/Fountain, 2015).
