Authors

Trish Palmer has had numerous short stories published, and is also a playwright, with five plays being produced around NZ in 2020 as well as in Europe. She lives in rural Nelson, where she lives off the grid and enjoys fishing and panning for gold, when she is not restoring the native bush on her property.

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Erin Palmisano is a dual NZ and US citizen. She grew up reading books and has always wanted to write stories. She started writing while she was travelling the world, and her passions have merged in these novels, where food, wine, and travel come together with a hint of magic. Erin and her chef partner live in Nelson, NZ, where they own and operate three restaurants.

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Jeffrey Paparoa Holman (1947-) is a poet, historian and memoirist. His work has been shortlisted in the New Zealand Book Awards. He has published eight volumes of poetry and his work features in a number on major anthologies. He is a retired Senior Adjunct Fellow at the University of Canterbury. He lives in Ōtautahi/Chrstchurch.

Theo Papouis is owner and chef at Miramar's Hellenic

Rachel Paris won the Phoenix Prize for the best manuscript in her Masters at Auckland University. She came to writing after a highly successful 20-year law career, specialising in fintech. She gained her Masters in Law at Harvard University. See How They Fall is her debut novel.

Susan Paris has almost 25 years' experience in publishing. She has edited the School Journal for the last 17 years. Kate De Goldi reviewed children's books on RNZ for 20 years. She writes fiction for all ages and works with young people in schools, teaching creative writing. As Annual Ink, Susan and Kate have commissioned two best-selling Annuals and Skinny Dip, a volume of new contemporary poetry for young readers. They also published the NZ children's book awards winners #Tumeke! by Michael Petherick and Aspiring by Damien Wilkins.