Owen Marshall

Love has morphed into a dangerous obsession. Audio

Sarah begins to experience pangs of conscience. Audio

Sarah reflects on her chance meeting with Hartley. Audio

Sarah meets an interesting man while walking in an old cemetery. Audio

Owen Marshall is best known, perhaps, as our premier short-story writer, but his range is astonishing. He's an award-winning novelist, a poet, an anthologist - and one of our most distinguished, and… Audio

Author of more than 25 books, Owen was awarded the companion of the NZ order of Merit in 2012 for services to literature, and last year won the Prime Minister's Award for literary achievement in… Audio

Owen Marshall likens the story of the once-grand Dunedin family, the Larnachs, to a Shakespearian tragedy - involving high ambition, grand achievement, and a stunning fall. Marshall's new book is… Audio

Siobhan Harvey, Owen Marshall and John McCrystal speak about Words Chosen Carefully - a book of discussions between New Zealand writers. Audio

Owen Marshall has has been called a master of the short story; his latest collection Living as a Moon is a finalist in the fiction section of the NZ Post Book Awards and explores the concept of… Audio

Owen Marshall has produced a new collection of poems in a book called 'Sleepwalking in Antartica'. Audio

Novelist and short story writer Owen Marshall on his new collection. Audio

Noel Murphy, Chris Else, Owen Marshall and Paula Morris offer their views on our most notable writers. Audio

Chair Owen Marshall brings together a group of writers to discuss how they make their living from writing long-form fiction. The panellists discussing the business of writing novels are Emily Perkins… Audio