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BOOK LAUNCH | NO GOOD

Join us to celebrate No Good, the debut poetry collection by Sophie van Waardenberg. Thursday 14 August6pm The Open Book201 Ponsonby RoadAuckland All welcome! Thanks to Anna Livesey for launching

Chris Bourke’s Good-bye Maoriland awarded the IASPM-ANZ Rebecca Coyle Prize

Good-bye Maoriland: The Songs and Sounds of New Zealand's Great War by Chris Bourke was awarded the 2019 IASPM-ANZ Rebecca Coyle Prize.The Rebecca Coyle Prize is awarded to the best paper on popular m

OCKHAMS 2026 | SOPHIE VAN WAARDENBERG & PHILIP GARNOCK-JONES WIN BEST FIRST BOOK AWARDS

The Mātātuhi Foundation Best First Book Awards celebrate excellence among New Zealand's debut authors. Last night, AUP's Sophie van Waardenberg and Philip Garnock-Jones were recognised among the winn

Ten classic AUP titles back in stock in time for holidays

2019 has been a brilliant year for AUP with great new books released into the world. But along with that, we've reprinted 10 of our classic books, a record amount for us. This includes poetry classics

SEVEN BOOKS LONGLISTED FOR THE OCKHAM NEW ZEALAND BOOK AWARDS 2026

Seven books from AUP have been longlisted in the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards for 2025. What better way to kick off 2026 than with seven AUP titles making the longlist for this year’s Ockham New Ze

​Five more AUP Poets reflect on 'The book that got me started ...'

Five more AUP Poets reflect on 'The book that got me started ...'Janis FreegardFor Christmas 1977, my schoolfriend Jean (also a poet) gave me a copy of Ten Modern New Zealand Poets (eds Lois Cox &

SIGHT LINES WINS BEST BOOK AT THE 2025 BOOK DESIGN AWARDS

Sight Lines: Women in Art in Aotearoa, by Kirsty Baker and designed by Katie Kerr, has won the Gerard Reid Award for Best Book and the Penguin Random House New Zealand Award for Best Illustrated Book

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TWO AUP BOOKS WIN AT THE 2026 PANZ BOOK DESIGN AWARDS

Tony Fomison: Life of the Artist by Mark Forman and Derek Leask's Atlas of the New Zealand Wars: Volume One 1834–1864, Early Engagements to the Second Taranaki War have been recognised for their exce

Patched uncovers NZ gang life

Patched: The History of New Zealand Gangs by Jarrod Gilbert, detailing the history of New Zealand gangs and their impact on mainstream New Zealand life, was launched at the University of Canterbury on

AUP Shines in the Poetry and Illustrated Non-fiction Categories of the Ockhams 2020 Long List

Seven Auckland University Press books have made the cut of the 2020 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards longlist featuring heavily in the poetry and illustrated non-fiction categories. In the longlist for

Dr Peter Simpson receives University of Canterbury Honorary Doctorate

On 18 December, the distinguished author, editor and curator Dr Peter Simpson, who has written and edited over 20 books celebrating this country’s art, literature and cultural history, received an hon

Five AUP Poets reflect on 'The book that got me started ...'

Five of our best poets reflect on the books that got them started into the world of writing. Elizabeth SmitherThe book that got me started . . . anything by Tomas Tranströmer is a perfect place to

Greg O'Brien on Chris Tse and Anna Jackson

The following speech by Gregory O'Brien was delivered at the launch of two poetry collections, He's So MASC by Chris Tse and Pasture and Flock: New and Selected Poems by Anna Jackson, at the Wellingto

​Exceptional women

Helen Rickerby, author of new experimental poetry collection How to Live, considers woman writers, artists and thinkers from the past, and the obstacles in their way.‘I think of all the books, pain

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Auckland University Press books are the epitome of quality scholarly publishing and have long been recognised at national book awards. 2025 AAANZ Art Writing and Publishing Awards (AWAPAs) – Best...