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Member Profile

The Top of the South Branch ​of ​the ​New Zealand Society of Authors


Lindsay Wood

Lindsay Wood is a versatile author, with acclaimed books for children and young adults, short stories in various genres and across different media, published poems, and successful ventures into technical journalism.
 
In 2011, ‘This Way Up’ was recognised as a Storylines Notable Book, and Lindsay’s rhyming picture book ‘Beach Bag Boogie’ (illustrated by Rebekah Holguin) was rated by Listener Magazine among the best children’s books (both were published by HarperCollins).
 
A hallmark of Lindsay’s work is the lively way he connects the familiar with the unfamiliar, and offers fresh insights into things readers might otherwise know well. For him creative writing combines the magic of Aladdin’s Lamp – liberating amazing mysteries and adventures, creating heroes and villains – with the delights of spinning with gold, crafting enticing plots, developing intriguing characters, and bringing out the lustre of words.
 
Lindsay has an honours degree in architecture, has been extensively involved in architectural practice and education, and now lives in Nelson, where he focuses on his extended family and on championing Climate Change awareness and response.
 

 



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  • HOME
  • About Us
  • NEWS & EVENTS
    • Coming Events
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  • MEMBER PROFILES
  • RESOURCES & PUBLICATIONS
    • Page Blackmore Short Story Competition >
      • 2019 Results
      • 2018 Competition
    • Publications
    • Radio Show
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  • LOCAL SERVICES FOR WRITERS
    • Accommodation
    • Beta Readers
    • Book Design
    • Editing, Proofreading
    • E-publishing
    • Illustration/ Photography
    • Manuscript Assessment
    • Promotion, Publicity, Distribution
    • Self-publishing & Printing
    • Translation
  • WRITERS' TRAIL
    • Nelson/Tasman >
      • Cliff Fell/Mapua Waterfront
      • Helen McKinlay
      • Margaret Mahy/Crinkum-Crankum Tree
      • Maurice Gee/Maitai River
      • Maurice Gee/Botanical Reserve
    • Marlborough >
      • Eileen Duggan/Tuamarina
      • Katherine Mansfield/Koromiko
      • Katherine Mansfield/Anakiwa
      • Ernest Berry/Blenheim
      • Renwick Museum & Watson Memorial Library
      • Taylor River Writers' Walk
    • West Coast >
      • Bill Pearson/Greymouth
      • Jenny Pattrick/Denniston
  • JOIN US
  • CONTACT