Born to an Ojibwe mother and a German father, Erdrich’s works have brought the Native American experience, and those of mixed heritage in America to the centre of cultural and literary discourse, and earned her admiration from readers and critics alike.
Paula Morris meets the esteemed writer The Boston Globe called “one of the world’s literary giants” in her much-anticipated first AWF appearance to reflect on an exceptional career and discuss her latest novel, The Mighty Red and short story collection, The Python’s Kiss.
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Arrive early and explore the Aotea Arts Quarter. The Civic, Auckland Town Hall, Q Theatre and plenty of dining options are all within a short walk.
Getting there
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Aotea Centre is in Aotea Square on Queen Street, in the heart of the city centre. Te Waihorotiu Station is nearby, with frequent bus services along Queen Street and surrounding streets. If driving, The Civic Car Park is the closest option. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
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