New Zealand Literature File

Home - New Zealand Literature File

The University of Auckland Library

Alan BruntonUrsula BethellLauris EdmondMichele Leggott

Robert Sullivan

Works By:

Anthology
Auckland: the city in literature. Auckland: Exisle Publishing, 2003. Voyager link
Mauri ola: contemporary Polynesian poems in English. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2010. Voyager link (Note: Edited by Albert Wendt, Reina Whaitiri and Robert Sullivan)
New New Zealand poets in performance (+ 2 sound discs). Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2008. Voyager link
Twenty contemporary New Zealand poets: an anthology. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2009. Voyager link
Voice carried my family. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2005. Voyager link
Whetu moana: contemporary Polynesian poetry in English. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2003. Voyager link
Top of page
Article
"A brief introduction." AEN journal 1.2; Nov (2006): 9-13.
After the UN Rapporteur supported Maori customary rights. 2007.
"How I began to write - why I still do." He kupu tiori / Toi Maori Aotearoa - Maori Arts New Zealand 4; Oct (2000): 8-9.
"Ka mate, ka ora : I die, I live." Ka Mate Ka Ora 1; Dec (2005): 1-10.
"Robert Sullivan; From Star Waka; Double-hulled waka; Terms." JAAM: just another art movement 11; (1999): 7-13.
"The future of English teaching in Aotearoa." English in Aotearoa 51; (2003): 75-76.
"Waka rorohiko." AEN journal 2.1; April (2007): 5.
Top of page
Biography
A biography In: Growing Up Maori. Auckland, Tandem Press 1998.
Top of page
Criticism
Dominion Sunday Times July (1992): 20.
Top of page
Essay
"Future of English teaching in Aotearoa." English in Aotearoa 51; Dec (2003): 75-76.
Top of page
Exhibitions
Shade house / Maureen Lander in collaboration with poets Robert Sullivan & Briar Wood. Whangarei, Whangarei Art Museum 2004. Voyager link
Top of page
Non Fiction
Literature and human rights. In: Towards a Transcultural Future: Literature and Human Rights in a Post-Colonial World. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2004. Voyager link
"Maori electronic information : issues and resources." New Zealand Libraries 6.48; June (1996): 111-118. Voyager link
"Nga taonga tuku iho kei roto I nga whare matauranga o Aotearoa : collection management in the field of traditional Maori knowledge." New Zealand Libraries 1.48; Mar (1995): 5-10. Voyager link
Nga tohu whenua. In: Growing Up Maori. Auckland: Tandem Press, 1998. Voyager link
Poetry In: Shade house. Whangarei: Whangarei Art Museum, 2004. Voyager link
The English moko: exploring a spiral. In: Figuring the Pacific: Aotearoa & Pacific Cultural Studies. Christchurch: Canterbury University Press, 2005. Voyager link
Top of page
Novel
Maui : Legends of the Outcast : a Graphic Novel. Auckland: Godwit, 1996. Voyager link
New Zealand Herald G; (1996): 8.
Dominion (1996): 16.
Otago Daily Times (1997).
New & Notable 1.14; Mar (1997): 2-10.
Talespinner 3; May (1997): 29.
Top of page
Obituary
"Hone Tuwhare 1922-2008 : an extraordinary poet." Kunapipi 30.1; (2008): 8-17.
"Hone Tuwhare's aroha." Ka Mate Ka Ora 6; Sept (2008): 4-12.
Top of page
Other
"New name for new era: Te Tumu Herenga." Te Karere Maori 37.5; Feb (2000): 3.
Orpheus in Rarohenga. Wellington, Prometheus Books 2002. Voyager link
Waka 46. In: Growing Up Maori. Auckland, Tandem Press 1998.
Weaving earth and sky : myths & legends of Aotearoa. Auckland, Random House 2002.
Work In: Without Reservation: Indigenous Erotica. Wellington, Huia Publishers 2003.
Top of page
Poetry
"A poetics of culture : others' and ours, separate and commingled." Landfall 211; (2006): 9-18.
"Ahi kaa - the house of Nga Puhi." Landfall 209; Autumn (2005): 130-131.
"Apollo's Temple; To a theme by Hone Taiapa." Ka Mate Ka Ora 6; Sept (2008): 174-175.
"Auckland Institute and Museum; Lost; Voice carried my family, their names & stories." JAAM: just another art movement 8; Nov (1997): 9-11.
Biographical data. 33; 2006: 81.
Captain Cook in the Underworld. Auckland, Auckland University Press 2002.
Glottis 9; (2003): 154-155.
Otago Daily Times B; (2003): 8.
New Zealand Herald G; (2003): 7.
Dominion Post F; (2003): 9.
JAAM: just another art movement 19; May (2003): 253-258.
English in Aotearoa 49; June (2003): 79-80.
British Review of New Zealand Studies 14; (2004): 183-185.
Captain Cook in the underworld. Auckland, Auckland University Press 2003. Voyager link
Cassino, city of martyrs = Citta martire. Wellington, Huia Publishers 2010. Voyager link
New Zealand Herald March 3 (2011): 23-24.
"Chippewa band of Nawash First Nation, Cape Croker Reservation, Georgian Bay, Canada.." JAAM: just another art movement 18; Oct (2002): 88-89.
"Conundrum." Listener (1999): 47.
Jazz Waiata. Auckland, Auckland University Press 1990.
Evening Post (1990): 9.
New Zealand Herald 2; (1990): 6.
Dominion (1990): 9.
InfoChoice 8; Mar (1991): 7.
New Zealand Books 1.1; April (1991): 11-12.
Landfall 3.45; Sept (1991): 363-384.
Stamp 31; May (1992): 10.
"Let’s karanga the whole thing off." Listener 200.3414; October 15 (2005): 42.
"Lost." Listener (1999): 45.
"Love Song for Michael King." Turbine 6; December 15 (2006).
"Maui's alternative prayer." Landfall 218; (2009): 6.
"Negative capabilities; After the UN rapporteur supported Ma&772;ori customary rights; Poetics tunnel." JAAM: just another art movement 24; (2006): 92-94.
Piki Ake : Poems 1990-92. Auckland, Auckland University Press 1993.
Sunday Times (1993): 22.
Evening Post (1993): 5.
New & Notable 3.10; July (1993): 17-18.
New Zealand Books 1.3; Winter (1993): 10.
"Pikitanga." JAAM: just another art movement 21; Mar (2004): 186-187.
"Poems : Fern poem 1; Fern poem 2; Fern poem 3; Fern poem 4." Trout 12; (2004).
"Poetry In: Meanjin." Meanjin 4.53; (1994).
Robert Sullivan; Ahi Ka&772; - the house of Nga&772; Puhi. 2005.
Shout ha! to the sky. London, Salt Pub. 2010. Voyager link
Star Waka. Auckland, Auckland University Press 1999.
New Zealand Herald J; (1999): 6.
Te Karere Maori 118.4; Aug (1999): 7.
Evening Post (1999): 7.
Listener (1999): 46-47.
Landfall 198; Spring (1999): 324-326.
New Zealand Books 4.9; Oct (1999): 11.
JAAM: just another art movement 14; Oct (2000): 114-117.
"Suite of poems addressed to Prime Minister Helen Clark." Landfall 212; Spring (2006): 86-89.
"Te wai-orea." Ora nui: Maori Literary Journal 1; (2012): 102-103.
"The winding stair." Poetry NZ 34; Mar (2006): 88.
"Varua tupu." Contemporary Pacific: a Journal of Island Affairs 22.2; Fall (2010): 283-284.
Voice Carried My Family. Auckland, Auckland University Press 2005.
Dominion Post E; (2005): 13.
Listener (2005): 43-45.
Bravado 5; Nov (2005): 48-54.
New Zealand Books 5.15; Dec (2005): 17-18.
Takahe 57; Autumn/Winter (2006): 54-55.
"Waiata XVI; Waiata XXIV." Landfall 217; Autumn (2009): 88-89.
Whetu Moana: contemporary Polynesian poetry in English. Auckland, Auckland University Press 2003. Voyager link
Glottis 9; (2003): 147-150.
Otago Daily Times B; (2003): 5.
Listener (2003): 52.
Dominion Post F; (2003): 13.
JAAM: just another art movement 20; Oct (2003): 186-197.
New Zealand Books 4.13; Oct (2003): 9-10.
British Review of New Zealand Studies 14; (2004): 155-157.
Tu mai: offering an indigenous New Zealand perspective 57; Sept (2004): 12-34.
World Literature Today 3/4.78; Sept/Dec (2004): 89-90.
Top of page
Short Story
"Kiwi esplanade." Landfall 1.41; Mar (1987): 23-27.
Weaving Earth and Sky: myths & legends of Aotearoa. Auckland, Random House 2002.
Magpies: talking about books for children 1.Sup, 18; Mar (2003): 7-8.
New Zealand Herald B; (2003): 6.
Top of page
Sound Recording
Seeing Voices: New Zealand poets reading. Auckland, Auckland University Press 1999.
Top of page
Thesis
Savaiki regained: Alistair Te Ariki Campbell’s poetics. Auckland, University of Auckland 2006.
Top of page
Videorecording
Parihaka: the art of passive resistance. Wellington, Morrison Music Trust 2000. Voyager link
 

Works about:

Article
McNeish, James. "Paper exodus sends our literary heritage abroad." Archifacts April (1991): 77-91.
Yeats, Jodi. "Jazz waiata." Stamp 31; May (1992): 10.
Mannion, Robert. "With his heart on his sleeve." Dominion Sunday Times (1992): 18.
Morrison, Robin. "Literary landscapes." Metro 141; Mar (1993): 100-108.
Sharrad, Paul. "Homeland, Special focus: New writing from New Zealand." Contemporary Pacific: a Journal of Island Affairs 2.10; Fall (1998): 488-490.
Hotere, Andrea. "Star waka to heaven." New Zealand Education Review 8.3; (1998): 16.
Sullivan, Robert. "How I began to write - why I still do." He kupu tiori / Toi Maori Aotearoa - Maori Arts New Zealand 4; Oct (2000): 8-9.
Charman, Janet. "Congratulations Robert Sullivan!." Library life 278; May (2003): 14.
Sharp, Iain. "In heaven and on earth." Sunday Star Times Sup; (2003): 38-39.
Top of page
Criticism
Hulse, Michael. "When God died: six contemporary New Zealand poets." Sport 8; Autumn (1992): 131-138.
Riemenschneider, Dieter. "Contemporary Maori cutlural practice - from biculturalism towards a glocal culture." Journal of New Zealand Literature 18-19; (2001): 139-160.
Top of page
Interview
Matthews, Philip. "Gripping yarns." Listener (1996).
Earl, Vicki. "Gone fishing." Quote Unquote 42; Dec/Jan (1997): 6.
Top of page

Can't find an author?

The NZ Literature File is a selective list of New Zealand and Pacific authors'. The authors who are represented are those whose work is or has been studied at the the University of Auckland.

Author Sets

Robert Sullivan is associated with these Author Sets:

Available Author Sets

View all Author Sets >

Authors

Referencing

University Resources