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Chris Tse is a New Zealand poet. A graduate of the IIML, Tse has been published in Sport, Turbine, Landfall, and numerous other literary journals. Much of Tse’s writing reflects his own heritage and cultural concerns, with his verse giving a voice to the Chinese experience in New Zealand. Tse’s debut poetry collection, How to Be Dead in a Year of Snakes, won the Jessie Mackay Prize for Best First Book of Poetry in the 2016 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. It was followed by HE'S SO MASC (AUP, 2018) and Super Model Minority (AUP, 2022). Bio and photo courtesy of Read NZ.

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Sarah Tuck is the tour de force behind food & recipe blog www.fromthekitchen.co.nz home in the kitchen for as long as she can and is the CEO of Dish magazine. While Sarah has no formal cooking training, she has been at home in the kitchen for as long as she can remember.

Jon Tucker is a kiwi ex-teacher turned adventurer whose piratical black ketch is the only home he and his wife Barbara owned for most of their lives. For nearly three decades they and their five sons extensively sailed the waters of New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific. Their accumulated experiences have provided Jon with sufficient material, both true and imaginative, to write this linked series of environmental adventure books.

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