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CONTENTS
Introduction 9
THE FOUNDATION STONES
Jessie Mackay 21
Blanche Baughan 41
Eileen Duggan 53
THE HOUSE
The study 68
The mirror 80
The hallway 111
The shoe closet 134
The kitchen 161
The lounge 177
The music room 189
The airing cupboard 213
The nursery 254
The hearth 285
The sickbed 307
The mantelpiece 330
The love nest 346
THROUGH THE DOOR
The garden 364
The hammock 387
The countryside 410
The city 424
The sky 436
Afterword 460
Biographies 462
Notes 494
Bibliography 536
Acknowledgements 554
About the author 556
Index 557

About the Author

Paula Green MNZM is a poet, reviewer, anthologist, childrens author, book-award judge and blogger. She has published eight poetry collections, including several for children. In 2017, Paula was admitted to the New Zealand Order of Merit for Services to Poetry and Literature and she was also a recipient of the coveted Prime Ministers Award for Literary Achievement. Co-written with Harry Ricketts, her book 99 Ways into New Zealand Poetry was short-listed for the 2010 NZ Post Book Awards. She runs two blogs: NZ Poetry Box and NZ Poetry Shelf. She edited the much lauded A Treasury of New Zealand Poems for Children (Random House). The Letterbox Cat and Other Poems (Scholastic) won Childrens Choice at the 2015 NZ Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.

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‘How would it be if poetry written by women in New Zealand had a house that you could visit, in which you could spend time, and from which you could emerge having made new friends? Luckily, Paula Green has made us such a house. Wild Honey: Reading New Zealand women’s poetry brings literary pioneers such as Jessie Mackay, Blanche Baughan, Lola Ridge and Eileen Duggan out of the shadows to stand with contemporary literary provocateurs such as Hera Lindsay Bird and Tayi Tibble.’ — Volume Books; ‘It is noisy, refreshing and proudly anchored in the domestic . . . Green is an engaging host, throwing open the curtains, whisking off the dust sheets, coursing through different poetic traditions in animated homage to women's writing.’ — Sally Blundell, New Zealand Listener; ‘A stunning book.’ — Read NZ; ‘This was an extremely difficult book to review because it merits much more than a linear reading. It’s a book that beckons the reader to return to it, with pencil markings and post-it notes.’ — Emer Lyons, Landfall

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