New York Pocket Book
by Paula Green

You need the right person beside the right tree in the right light in the right city and this is love. 
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    — ‘Listening to Frank O’Hara’

Paula Green turns her thoughtfulness and linguistic playfulness in a new direction in her latest collection. This reflective meander around a new city – the Big Apple – is part travelogue, part essay on the nature of poetry.

Read a sample of poems from New York Pocket Book (PDF 75KB)
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About the author

Paula Green is a poet, reviewer, children’s author, NZ Book Award judge and anthologist. She has published six previous collections of poetry, plus three collections for children, most recently The Letterbox Cat & Other Poems (Scholastic, 2014). She edited the anthologies A Treasury of NZ Poems for Children (Random House, 2014) and Dear Heart: 150 New Zealand Love Poems (Random House, 2012), and co-authored 99 Ways into New Zealand Poetry (Random House, 2010) with Harry Ricketts. She is currently working on a book about New Zealand women’s poetry.

Paula is a tireless ambassador for poetry and runs two popular poetry blogs: NZ Poetry Box for children and NZ Poetry Shelf for adults.

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​Buy New York Pocket Book

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$25 – including postage within NZ

$30 – including international postage

Title: New York Pocket Book
Author: Paula Green
Category: Poetry
ISBN: 978-0-9941345-2-3
Format: Paperback, 148 mm (tall) x 148 mm (wide), 80 pages
RRP:  $25
Publication Date:  June 2016
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Trade price $13.04
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Read more about Paula Green on the Book Council website

NZ Poetry Shelf, Paula Green's NZ poetry blog

Poetry Box, Paula Green's poetry blog for children

Paula Green's page on the New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre website
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The Baker's Thumbprint 
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