CNZS Bulletin of New Zealand Studies

1. Views from the Edge of the World: New Zealand Film

2. Cultural Questions: New Zealand Identity in a Transnational Age

3. Projecting a Nation: New Zealand Film and its Reception in Germany

4. Cinema Journeys of the Man Alone: The New Zealand and American Films of Geoff Murphy

5. A Cultural Assault: The New Zealand Films of Peter Jackson

6. New Zealand - A Pastoral Paradise?

7. New Zealand Fictions: Literature and Film

8. An Ambivalent Archetype: Masculinity, Performance and the New Zealand Films of Bruno Lawrence

9. On Reflection: New Zealand Film Reviews from North and South, 1986-1993

10. New Zealand and Australia: Narrative, History, Representation

11. Isola Bella

12. A Literary Modernist: Katherine Mansfield and the Art of the Short Story

13. Small Nations, Big Neighbours: New Zealand & Canada

14. New Zealand, France, and the Pacific

15. New Zealand Filmmakers in Conversation

16. Studies in New Zealand Cinema

CNZS Bulletin of
New Zealand Studies

edited by
Ian Conrich

Price - £15
(free to NZSA members)
ISSN: 1758-8626
Published in August each year

Issue 1 of the Bulletin, published 2008, contains 8 articles and 3 reports; 41 pages of previously unpublished poetry from authors such as Jan Kemp, Fiona Kidman, Michele Leggott, Emma Neale, Elizabeth Smither, C.K. Stead, and Ian Wedde; 3 previously unpublished short stories by Barbara Else, Beryl Fletcher, and Peter Wells; and 43 pages of reviews. Click here for the contents page.

This is a major annual publication. A high-quality fully-refereed journal of approximately 315 pages, it presents articles, reports, poetry and short stories, and reviews. Click here for the Editorial/Advisory Boards. The Journal encourages the study of all aspects of New Zealand. The submission of articles (between 4000 and 8000 words) and reviews (between 800 and 1000 words) is welcomed and should be addressed to:

Ian Conrich, Email: ian@ianconrich.co.uk.

A copy of the Bulletin's style guide is available here.

The following material relating to the study of New Zealand can all be considered for reviews in the CNZS Bulletin: books (academic and fiction), journals, films, conferences, artistic performances (including theatre, musical concerts, and ballet), as well as museum and artistic exhibitions. Conferences and exhibitions of significance may warrant greater consideration and therefore they could be covered as a report.