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Pip Adam

Wellington
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When settlement is over

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By Pip Adam, John Morrissey
| The ABR Podcast
Every interplanetary first contact story offers an opportunity to explore the ideologies and practices of colonisation on our own planet. Traditionally, in this formative science fiction subgenre, an invading population with superior war power usurps the culture and peoples indigenous to a planet. Complicating and informing this narrative are the stories that have played out on our planet when one population arrives on ‘new’ land.
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Author Pip Adam on keeping faith in the project – The Creative Independent

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By Pip Adam
| The Creative Independent
The Creative Independent New here? Prelude Pip Adam writer Pip Adam is a fiction writer from Aotearoa/New Zealand. She has published five books. Her novels Audition (Coffee House Press, Strange Light) and The New Animals (Dorothy) are available in the United States of America and Canada. Pip makes the Better off Read podcast.
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Other, Better Worlds: Pip Adam on the Possibilities of Politically Engaged Speculative Fiction

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By Danielle Dutton, Pip Adam
| Literary Hub Verified
The first time I ever spoke to award-winning New Zealand writer Pip Adam was over Zoom. It was 2022, right after my partner and I had signed on to publish The New Animals in the US. The New Animals is a beautifully intense novel, angry, occasionally violent—in a review, Joy Williams calls it “a strange, remorseless, powerful book, leaving the reader drained, angry, and frightened.” Sounds about right, and we wondered what Pip would be like in person.
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