Hinemoana Baker was born in 1968 in Christchurch (New Zealand) and grew up in Whakatane and Nelson. She has tribal connections ranging from Otakou Peninsula to the Horowhenua and Maunga Taranaki.

She is a poet, musician and playwright. Her writing has featured in anthologies and literary journals, and her first collection of poetry, mātuhi / needle, was published in 2004.

Dismantling the crane

What is silver? Into this finger-space the kotuku appears, flying once only and far - to Holland, the vacated

Narcissist Advice Column

Pepper blacks the pan so never shake it near me. Wait for the flagrant animation in my bedroom, in my bed base. In mountaineering situations sleep swaddled, wake ecstatic my frantic menus in your mind.

the fossils

I feel said the woman on the bus like I've swallowed a branch. Is this a new flu?

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