michaela keeble
A lover of birds, fish and social justice, Michaela is a descendant of UK, Austrian and German immigrants, and grew up on Wurundjeri land. She's now lucky to live in Aotearoa with her partner and kids.
Michaela's first full-length collection of poetry, surrender, was published by Taraheke | BushLawyer in May 2022, and long-listed for the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Her chapbook intertidal about change underway in our oceans was published in early 2020.
She has a children’s book, co-authored with her son Kerehi Grace and illustrated by Tokerau Brown, forthcoming from Gecko Press in 2023. Watch out for Paku Manu Ariki Whakatakapōkai!
Michaela's anticolonial poetry has been published and anthologised widely, including in Ōrongohau | Best New Zealand Poems, Intimate Relations: Communicating in the Anthropocene (Lexington Press), and No Other Place to Stand (Auckland University Press). Her poetry & fiction have appeared in Pantograph Punch, Capital, The Spinoff, Newsroom, Cordite, Plumwood Mountain, Westerly & elsewhere.
Michaela's first full-length collection of poetry, surrender, was published by Taraheke | BushLawyer in May 2022, and long-listed for the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Her chapbook intertidal about change underway in our oceans was published in early 2020.
She has a children’s book, co-authored with her son Kerehi Grace and illustrated by Tokerau Brown, forthcoming from Gecko Press in 2023. Watch out for Paku Manu Ariki Whakatakapōkai!
Michaela's anticolonial poetry has been published and anthologised widely, including in Ōrongohau | Best New Zealand Poems, Intimate Relations: Communicating in the Anthropocene (Lexington Press), and No Other Place to Stand (Auckland University Press). Her poetry & fiction have appeared in Pantograph Punch, Capital, The Spinoff, Newsroom, Cordite, Plumwood Mountain, Westerly & elsewhere.
