In 2020, thanks to support from Creative New Zealand and Hagley College, the fourth issue of The Quick Brown Dog was published in an A5 print format on eco paper, hand-bound, and launched at the WORD Christchurch Festival. It has now sold out. 

Contents

Editorial – Kaye Gilhooley, Chris Stewart, and Toni Wi

Regan Stokes – Returns 

Kerrin P Sharpe – Stockholm

Ronnie Smart – Sometimes, there are bears 

Kirstie McHale – Solidarity

Lucy D-Aeth – large hadron collider 

Teoti Jardine – How to make a summer radio with discarded objects

Nathan Bennett – Loft Envy

Stephanie Grieve – Lockdown 

Rose Collins – Hens’ Night

Louise Lameko – Northcote Road

Brindi Joy – The Baby

Sile Mannion – Pivotal

Marissa Cappetta – I’ll tell you a story about my mother 

Teoti Jardine – I Hear the Crying

Victoria Broome – Bluff 

Nod Ghosh – My Father’s Medicine Part Two 

Ronnie Smart – Drawing of a Hat

Sue Kingham – Home Sweet Home

Kate Fraser – Remembering Bill Collins

Jenna Heller – Best Friends

Philomena Johnson – A Curious Spring

Shannon Beynon – (Still)

Jenna Heller – New Brighton, 2016

Sue Kingham – My Family in Fridge Magnets

Laura Tretheway – Midnight Snacks

Julianne Munro – Sizzling Summer 

Desna Wallace – Hiraeth

Linda De Paor – The Return 

Gail Ingram – All that aluminium-metalized-plastic is not gold

Robyn Anderson – Corolla 

Laura Tretheway – Too Much Time to Think 

Laura Tretheway – Homemade

Jeni Curtis – new words for home

James Norcliffe – Sauerkraut 

Isabelle McNeur – The Garden 

Bernadette Hall – Here I am with the little cherry tree in our former city garden