a – wake – (e) nd
What does it mean to be a good Pacific woman? Audrey doesn’t care.
In her third collection a – wake – (e)nd, acclaimed poet Audrey Brown-Pereira turns a lens to her own life, transforming a mid-life crisis into opportunity. Set against an unkind pandemic, a Pacific evolving revolving, and a deteriorating environment, truth and lies play side-by-side in a book that breaks convention in joyful, energetic verse. By pulling at the threads of her life, the narrator finds herself asserting independence, tasting delicious freedom … and wanting more.
This is a PDF format copy.
“These poems dance in liminal spaces, resist devolution, and circumnavigate conventions. A captivating exploration of transformation and self-design.” – Serie Barford, Author of Sleeping with Stones (Anahera Press)
Cover artwork by Serene Hodgman. First published in print format by Saufoi Press, NZ.
Only $10 USD (approx currency conversion).
Crossing
Crossing is the debut poetry from Montana Tiatia – Sefilino. From hardship to healing, across oceans and mountains, Crossing is a journey of faith, belonging and becoming – giving voice to experiences often left unspoken
“It’s okay not to know everything
Let me be a phoenix, I will rise
from the lefulefu of self-doubt
I will spread my apaau and lele
in celebration
of my authenticity”
POETRY COLLECTION: O Se Paopao i le Aniva: A Canoe in the Constellations
A luminous canoe across memory and sky, O Se Paopao i le Aniva: A Canoe in the Constellations explores love, loss, longing and identity. It is an ode to the ways we hold ourselves together when the world wants us to fall apart.



