What we write
Not everything we write is available online, but as you can see below, plenty of it is. Everything in this list is written, partly or wholly, by a Brilliant.
Novels by our members
Telesā, and eight others, by Lani Wendt Young
Healer’s Touch, by Deb E Howell
You Say Which Way series, by Deb Potter
Heloise, and eight others, by Mandy Hager
Aukati, by Michalia Arathimos
Picture Books
That’s Not a Hippopotamus, and eighteen others, by Juliette MacIver
We’re Off to Find a Kiwi, by Juliette MacIver and Kate Wilkinson
The Horse and the Hurricane King, by Loretta Crawford
Books
The Community Law Manual, edited by Kristin Smith
Simply Kombucha, by Stacey Wilson
Simple Kombucha Sourdough, by Stacey Wilson
Rants in the Dark, by Emily Writes
The Whole Intimate Mess, by Holly Walker
Pennies from Heaven, by Jessica Berentson-Shaw
The Other Worlds of Hector Berlioz, by Inge van Rij
Brahms Song Collections, by Inge van Rij
Political Activity Book, by Rowena Fry
Whole Life Worship: Empowering Disciples for the Frontline, by Sara Hargreaves
How Would Jesus Lead Worship?, by Sara Hargreaves
The Cookbook Tour: Europe, by Flip Grater
Happy Hair, by Lucy AitkenRead
Freedom Face, by Lucy AitkenRead
30 Days of Rewilding, by Lucy AitkenRead
Write to the Centre, by Helen Lehndorf
Zero Waste Fashion Design, by Holly McQuillan
Academia
Spiritual Complaint: The Theology and Practice of Lament, edited by Miriam J Bier
Perhaps There is Hope, by Miriam J Bier
E Kore Te Tōtara e Tū Noa i Te Pārae, Engari Me Tū i Roto i Te Wao-Nui-a-Tāne: The Symbolism of Rākau and Ngahere in the Huia Short Story Collections, by Kristin Smith
Always Speaking: The Treaty of Waitangi and Public Policy, by Katarina Gray-Sharp
Poetry
Te Quick Six and Te Swift Seven
Night Swimming, by Kiri Piahana-Wong
The Possibility of Flight, by Heidi North-Bailey
Aukati, by Michalia Arathimos
The Ski Flier, by Maria McMillan
Tree Space, by Maria McMillan
Fully Clothed and So Forgetful, by Hannah Mettner
Flow: Whanganui River Poems, by Airini Beautrais
Graft, by Helen Heath
Watching for Smoke, by Helen Heath
Blogs and Websites
Grubby Mummy and the Grubby Bubbies
Online Magazines
Theatre
Songwriters
Podcasts
Journalists
Copywriters
Editors and Proofreaders
Lines from a poem by Bill Manhire, part of the Wellington Writers Walk, photographer unknown.