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Three stories from the New Zealand author.

FORTHCOMING

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Jeanne Bernhardt was born in 1961 in Christchurch, New Zealand. After being expelled from school, she left her homeland and has spent her life travelling and living throughout NZ, Australia, the South Pacific and the United States. She was first published in the early 1980s. Her books include baby is this wonderland?, The snow poems, The deafmans chorus, Fast Down Turk and Wood (the last two via Kilmog Press). She was the recipient of the Louis Johnson New Writers Bursary in 1997. To support her writing she has had a variety of jobs, including working on a fishing boat in Alaska, caretaker of cattle ranch in New Mexico, farmer, working with street kids in Australia, librarian, labourer, drugs counsellor, etc. She attended the University of NSW, majoring in art theory and installation. Tangerine Press will be publishing a full collection of her stories next year.