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While living and working in Edinburgh in 2008 I set out to write one million words in 366 days... but only managed 800,737.
About Me
- Craig Cliff
- I am a writer of fiction, mostly.
My short story collection, A MAN MELTING, won the 2011 Commonwealth Writers Prize Best First Book.
My novel THE MANNEQUIN MAKERS was published in 2013 in Australia and New Zealand, a Romanian translation came out in 2016, the US edition came out at the end of 2017 and the UK edition dropped in 2019.
My latest book is NAILING DOWN THE SAINT, a novel about fatherhood, Hollywood and levitation (Vintage, August 2019).
My New Blog
Published Fiction
- 'Copies' (print only) - The Best NZ Fiction, Vol 5 (Sept 2008) and Essential New Zealand Short Stories (June 2009)
- 'Manawatu' - Sport 36 (June 2008)
- 'Eugene Ruddy' (print only) - Takahe 63 (April 2008)
- 'The Ditch' and 'Eyes' (print only) - Etchings 4 (Feb 2008)
- 'The Kick Inside' - Lumière Reader (Jan 2008)
- 'Christo Redentor' (print only) JAAM 25 (Dec 2007)
- 'More Great Solos for Clarinet' - Turbine 2007
- 'Another Language' - Winner of Katherine Mansfield Award Novice Section 2007
- 'The City We Forgot To Name' (novel extract + more) - Turbine 2006
Published Poetry
- 'The Bumblebee' Blackmail Press 23 (Jan 2009)
- Three Poems - The Lumière Reader (Dec 2008)
- 'Himalyan White' – Turbine 2008
- 'Distinctions', 'The Poet' - Trout 15 (Oct 2008)
- 'You Jane Eyre, Me Tarzan Presley' - Snorkel 7 (April 2008)
- 'Wellington Triptych' - Snorkel 2 (Oct 2005)
Bonus Material
- Halloween Story (short fiction)
- 'Perfectly Crafted' (short fiction)
- 'Seeds' (short fiction)
- 'Six Sick Snails' (children's fiction)
- 'Translation' (poem)
- March Experiment (248 word story)
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"In dark times, the definition of good art would seem to be art that locates and applies CPR to those elements of what’s human and magical that still live and glow despite the times’ darkness. Really good fiction could have as dark a worldview as it wished, but it’d find a way both to depict this world and to illuminate the possibilities for being alive and human in it."
– David Foster Wallace, 1962–2008
– David Foster Wallace, 1962–2008
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