Interviews

Text: Garden of Words with Frances Donovan, 2015

Video: with Sarah Kennedy and Jasmin Darznik, 2013

Text: in Fringe, by Anna Lena Phillips, 2012

Audio: Radio New Zealand, 2011 

Text: Reaching Review by Frances Donovan, 2010

Audio: Woman-Stirred Radio with Merry Gangemi, 2009

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