Megan Dunn writes about mermaids and contemporary New Zealand art. Her first book, Tinderbox, was about the end of Borders bookstores, Ray Bradbury and Julie Christie’s hair. But not necessarily in that order. She likes jokes. Even bad jokes. Her memoir Things I Learned at Art School is as honest as Karl Ove, as intellectual as Adrian Mole and as sassy as a Sweet Valley High novella. True story.

Verb Festival 2022 Appearances:
The Possibility of the Personal: Sarah Jane Barnett, Sun 6 Nov, 6pm.

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