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Anne-Marie Te Whiu, editor of Solid Air: Australian and New Zealand Spoken Word

Anne-Marie Te Whiu

Biography

Anne-Marie Te Whiu (Te Rarawa) is a poet, editor, cultural producer and weaver based on unceded Gadigal lands in Australia. She is dedicated to platforming the creative output of Indigenous peoples around the world and has edited works such as Solid Air: Australia and New Zealand Spoken Word (UQP) and Woven (Magabala). She was previously the co-director of the Queensland Poetry Festival and a recipient of a Next Chapter Fellowship through The Wheeler Centre. Her writing has appeared in books, journals and magazines including Another Australia, Australian Poetry Anthology, Te Whē ki Tukorehe, Cordite, Rabbit and Ora Nui.