25 events. One night. Over 100 artists. Wellington’s original Crawl since 2014. All events are entry by donation with $5 suggested.

Gina Cole and Arihia Latham discuss Gina’s latest book, Na Viro, pasifikafuturism and writing indigenous science fiction.

Emily Writers and Michèle A’Court have a well earned drink, and talk with radical honesty about the joys and challenges of parenting, and Emily’s funny sad inspiring thoughtful hopeful new book, Needs Adult Supervision.

Noelle McCarthy and Kate Camp discuss Noelle’s bestselling memoir, Grand.

Nick Bollinger joins Melody Thomas to discuss counterculture and the radical ideas that shaped New Zealand’s cultural life for decades afterwards.

Join Australian writer Kate Mildenhall and Tracy Farr as they discuss the creative possibilities of dystopian fiction, and what it says about our hopes, fears and predictions for the future.

A perfect place to share a poem for the first time, this event will be bursting with Big Aunty Energy. There’s no need to pre-register if you’d like to read - just show up with your kupu!

The writers in her footsteps, whānau, friends and colleagues of the late, great writer Keri Hulme gather to share their letters to Keri, their memories and their gratitude for her life and work.

Chris Finlayson has had a storied political career. Join him and Māni Dunlop as they discuss his newly-released memoir…

Join Brad Smeele, pro-wakeboarder turned quadriplegic, and author of no- holds-barred memoir in his first ever appearance as a writer.

Rangimarie Sophie Jolley sits down with writers Coco Solid and Nicole Titihuia Hawkins to chat about their creative rhythms, current preoccupations.

Laurence Fearnley and Pip Adam talk about returning to landscapes in writing in relation to Laurence’s beautiful new book.