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List of New Zealand women writers

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This is a list of women writers who were born in New Zealand or whose lives and works are closely associated with that country.

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Avis Acres (1910–1994), artist, writer, illustrator and conservationist
Pip Adam, novelist, short story writer, and reviewer
Catherine Mary Ann Adamson (1868–1925), Australian-born New Zealand diarist
Fleur Adcock (born 1934), poet and editor
Pinky Agnew (born 1955), actor, author and social commentator
Margaret Alington (1920–2012), librarian, historian and writer
Pamela Allen (born 1934), children's writer and illustrator
Barbara Anderson (1926–2013), novelist, short story writer
Catherine Ann Andersen (1870–1957), teacher, community leader and writer
Isabella Smith Andrews (1905–1990), Scottish-born New Zealand writer
Sylvia Ashton-Warner (1908–1984), writer, poet and educator
Tusiata Avia (born 1966), poet, children's writer

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Annette Baier (1929–2012), philosopher and non-fiction writer
Hinemoana Baker (born 1968), poet, teacher
Louisa Alice Baker (1856–1926), British-born New Zealand journalist and novelist
Philippa Ballantine (born 1971), novelist
Serie Barford (fl. 2007), poet, sort story writer
Mary Anne Barker (1831–1911), Jamaican-born New Zealand journalist, poet and writer
Miriam Barr (born 1982), poet
Sarah Maria Barraud (c.1823–1895), British-born New Zealand letter writer
Rachel Barrowman (born 1963) author and historian
Blanche Edith Baughan (1870–1958), British-born New Zealand poet, writer and penal reformer
Fleur Beale (born 1945), teenage fiction writer
Margaret Beames (born 1935), children's writer
Airini Beautrais (born 1982), poet
Ursula Bethell (1874–1945), British-born New Zealand poet and social worker
Jean Betts (fl. 1970s), British-born New Zealand playwright
Judith Binney (1940–2011), historian, academic and writer
Hera Lindsay Bird (born 1987), poet
Ellen Wright Blackwell (1864–1952), British-born New Zealand writer and botanist
Arapera Hineira Kaa Blank (1932–2002), Māori poet and teacher
Jenny Bornholdt (born 1960), poet and children's writer
Paula Boock (born 1964), writer and editor
Avice Maud Bowbyes (1901–1992), home science lecturer and writer
Virginia Braun (fl. 2000s), gender studies expert, psychologist and non-fiction writer
Freda Bream (1918–1996), teacher, novelist and non-fiction writer
Bub Bridger (1924–2009), poet and short story writer
Deidre Brown, historian
Audrey Brown-Pereira (born 1975), poet, diplomat and public servant
Diane Brown (born 1951), novelist and poet
Helen Brown (born 1954), novelist and columnist
Riwia Brown (fl. 1994), playwright
Harriet Louisa Browne (1829–1906), Scottish-born New Zealand salon hostess, community leader and letter writer
Margaret Bullock (1845–1903), journalist, writer, feminist and reformer
Dorothy Butler (1925–2015), children's writer, bookseller and memoirist

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Dolce Ann Cabot (1862–1943), journalist, newspaper editor, feminist and teacher
Meg Campbell (1937–2007), poet
Eleanor Catton (born 1985), Canadian-born New Zealand novelist and short story writer
Hannah Rebecca Frances Caverhill (1834–1897), diariat
Christine Cole Catley (1922–2011), journalist, publisher and writer
Kate Camp (born 1972) poet and essayist
Lynda Chanwai-Earle (born 1966), poet, playwright and actress
Janet Charman (born 1954) poet
Brenda Chawner (fl. 2010s], library academic, editor and writer
Catherine Chidgey (born 1970), novelist and short story writer
Daphne Clair (born 1939), romance novelist
Margaret Clark (born 1941), academic, editor and non-fiction writer
Constance Clyde (born 1872), Scottish-born New Zealand journalist, essayist and writer
Nellie Euphemia Coad (1883–1974), teacher, community leader and writer
Elizabeth Fairburn Colenso (1821–1904), missionary, teacher and Bible translator
Kay McKenzie Cooke (born 1953), poet
Jennifer Compton (born 1949), playwright, poet and short story writer, emigrated to Australia
Sandra Coney (born 1944), politician, feminist, historian and non-fiction writer
Judy Corbalis (fl. 1980s), novelist and short story writer
Violet May Cottrell (1887–1971), poet and spiritualist
Joy Cowley (born 1936), children's writer
Rachael Craw, young adults' writer
Fiona Cross (fl. 2000s), arachnologist and non-fiction writer
Majella Cullinane, Irish-born New Zealand poet and novelist
Jackie Cumming (fl. 2000s), academic, health expert and non-fiction writer

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Lois Daish (fl. 1960s), restaurateur, cookbook writer
Debra Daley, novelist
Ruth Dallas (1919–2008), poet and children's writer
Winnie Davin (1909–1995), teacher, community worker, writer and editor
Jackie Davis (born 1963), novelist and poet
Kate De Goldi (born 1959), children's writer, short story writer
Stephanie de Montalk (born 1945) poet and biographer
Joan de Hamel (1924–2011), children's writer
Pip Desmond, non-fiction author and journalist
Jean Devanny (1894–1962), New Zealand-born Australian novelist and short story writer
Gillian Dobbie (fl. 2000s), computer scientist, academic and non-fiction writer
Lynley Dodd (born 1941), children's writer
Robyn Donald (born 1940), novelist
Alison Edith Hilda Drummond (1903–1984), farmer, historian, writer and editor
Joan Druett (born 1939), historical novelist and non-fiction writer
Yvonne du Fresne (1929–2011), short story writer, playwright and novelist
Kate Duignan (born 1974), novelist
Marilyn Duckworth (born 1935), novelist, poet and short story writer
Tessa Duder (born 1940), swimmer, young peoples' writer and non-fiction writer
Eileen Duggan (1894–1972), poet and journalist
Elizabeth Geertruida Agatha Dyson (1857–1951), journalist and magazine editor

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Lauris Edmond (1924–2000), poet
Dorothy Eden (1912–1982), novelist and short story writer
Ellen Elizabeth Ellis (1829–1895), British-born New Zealand feminist and writer
Barbara Else (born 1947), novelist, short story writer, editor and literary agent
Riemke Ensing (born 1939), Dutch-born New Zealand poet and educator
Cicely Margaret Escott (1908–1977), novelist, drama teacher and poet
Barbara Ewing (born 1944), New Zealand-born UK-based actress and writer

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Jacqueline Fahey (born 1929), painter and writer
Fiona Farrell (born 1947), poet, novelist, short story writer and playwright
Angie Farrow (born 1951), academic, playwright and writer for theatre and radio
Beryl Fletcher (born 1938), novelist
Tui Flower (1925–2017), food writer
Mihingarangi Forbes (fl. 1990s), journalist and radio broadcaster
Margot Forde (1935–1995), botanist, taxonomist and writer
Michelanne Forster (born 1953), American-born New Zealand playwright and scriptwriter
Dorothy Fowler (fl. 2009), novelist
Janet Frame (1924–2004), novelist, poet, short story writer and children's writer
Ruth France (1913–1968), librarian, poet and novelist
Margaret Fraser (1866–1951), domentic servant and letter writer
Anne French (born 1956), poet and editor
Catherine Fulton (1829–1919), diarist, social reformer and suffragette

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Abby Gaines (fl. 2007), romance novelist
Rhian Gallagher (born 1961), poet
Elizabeth Anne Gard'ner (1858–1926), home science teacher and writer
Frances Shayle George (c.1829–1890), teacher, writer
Ivy Gibbs (c. 1886–1966), probably English-born New Zealand poet and children's writer
Ruth Gilbert (1917–2016), poet
Olivia Aroha Giles (fl. 2006), Māori artist and writer
Betty Gilderdale (born 1923), children's book author
Esther Glen (1881–1940), novelist, children's writer, journalist and community worker
Charlotte Godley (1821–1907), letter writer and community leader
Patricia Grace (born 1937), Māori writer of novels, short stories, and children's books
Grace Winifred Green (1907–1976), radio broadcaster and journalist
Paula Green (born 1955) poet and children's author
Charlotte Grimshaw (fl. 1999), novelist
Edith Searle Grossmann (1863–1931), teacher, novelist, journalist and feminist
Kirsty Gunn (born 1960), novelist and short story writer

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Mandy Hager (born 1960), novelist, young adults' writer
Bernadette Hall (born 1945), poet and editor
Pip Hall (born 1971), playwright and scriptwriter
Jane Elizabeth Harris (c.1853–1942), British-born New Zealand writer, lecturer and spiritualist
Kathleen Hawkins (1883–1981), poet
Catherine Hay (1910–1995), romance novelist
Karyn Hay (born 1959), writer, broadcaster
Helen Heath (born 1970), poet
Christina Henderson (1861–1953), Australian-born New Zealand teacher, feminist, prohibitionist, social reformer and editor
Ellen Anne Hewett (1843–1926), Jersey-born New Zealand writer
Mary St Domitille Hickey (1882–1958), nun, historian
Sarah Higgins (1830–1923), midwife, community leader and writer
Eva Esther Hill (1898–1981), physician, writer and health compaigner
Lucy Hockings (born c.1975), journalist and producer
Liddy Holloway (1947–2004), actress and television scriptwriter
Janet Holmes (born 1947), linguist, sociologist and non-fiction writer
Lynley Hood (born 1942), biographer and non-fiction writer
Philippa Howden-Chapman (fl. 2000s), academic, public health expert and non-fiction writer
Edith Howes (1872–1954), British-born New Zealand teacher, writer and educationalist
Keri Hulme (born 1947), novelist
Rosalind Hursthouse (born 1943), philosopher and non-fiction writer
Robin Hyde (1906–1939), South African-born New Zealand poet and novelist
Prue Hyman (born 1943), academic, feminist, economist and non-fiction writer

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Catherine Lucy Innes (c.1840–1900), British-born New Zealand writer
Fanny Irvine-Smith (1878–1948), teacher, lecturer and writer
Kate Evelyn Isitt (1876–1948), journalist and writer

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Annamarie Jagose (born 1965), LGBT academic and novelist
Florence James (1902–1993), New Zealand-born Australian writer and literary agent
Lynn Jenner, poet and essayist
Alexa Johnston, biographer and food writer
Christine Johnston (born 19050) novelist
Stephanie Johnson (born 1961), poet, playwright, and short story writer
V. M. Jones (born 1958), Zambian-born New Zealand children's writer
Sherryl Jordan (born 1949), children's writer
Andrea Jutson (fl. 2005), crime novelist

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Keri Kaa (born 1942), Māori language advocate, writer and educator
Amy Grace Kane (1879–1979), journalist and community leader
Merata Kawharu (fl. 1990s), Māori writer and academic
Lindy Kelly (born 1952), short story writer, children's writer, playwright and novelist
Elizabeth Kelso (1889–1967), journalist, editor and community leader
Anne Kennedy (born 1959), novelist, poet and filmwriter
Alice Annie Kenny (1875–1960), short story writer and novelist
Angela Kepler (born 1943), naturalist and writer
Suzi Kerr (born 1966), economist, academic and non-fiction writer
Fiona Kidman (born 1940), novelist, poet, scriptwriter and short story writer
Rachael King (born 1970), novelist and short story writer
Elizabeth Knox (born 1959), novelist, autobiographical novella writer and essayist
Shonagh Koea (born 1939), novelist, short story writer
Saradha Koirala (born 1980), poet, writer and novelist

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Sarah Laing (born 1973) is an author and cartoonist
Annabel Langbein (fl. 1980s), cook, food writer and publisher
Eve Langley (1904–1974), novelist and poet
Michele Leggott (born 1956), poet and academic
June Margaret Litman (1926–1991), journalist
Elsie Locke (1912–2001), poet, novelist, children's writer, non-fiction writer and feminist
Helen Lowe (born 1961), novelist
Brigid Lowry (born 1953), children and young adult author
Edith Joan Lyttleton (1873–1945), Australian-born New Zealand novelist and short story writer

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Charlotte Macdonald (fl. 1990s), historian and non-fiction writer
Rebecca Macfie, non-fiction author and journalist
Catherine Julia Mackay (1864–1944), Australian-born New Zealand journalist and cook
Jessie Mackay (1864–1938), poet
Anna Mackenzie (born 1963), children's and YA writer
Hester Maclean (1859–1932), Australian-born New Zealand nurse, matron and autobiographer
Margaret Mahy (1936–2012), children's and young adults' writer
Jane Mander (1877–1949), novelist and journalist
Juliet Marillier (born 1948), novelist
Selina Tusitala Marsh (fl. 1990s), New Zealand poet laureate 2017
Muriel Wallace May (1897–1982), teacher, school principal and writer
Emilie Monson Malcolm (c.1830–1905), writer
Clare Mallory (1913–1991), children's writer
Katherine Mansfield (1888–1923), modernist and short story writer
Janice Marriott (born 1946), children's writer, screenwriter and poet
Ngaio Marsh (1895–1982), crime writer
Mary Ann Martin (1817–1884), British-born New Zealand community leader, teacher and writer
Kāterina Mataira (1932–2011), Māori language proponent, educator, intellectual, artist and writer
Sarah Louise Mathew (c.1805–1890), British-born New Zealand diarist
Peta Mathias (fl. 1990s), food writer and television presenter
Tina Matthews (born 1981), children's writer, illustrator
Gill Matthewson (fl. 1980s), architect, educator and writer
Cath Mayo, children's, young adults' and adult novelist
Rachel McAlpine (born 1940), poet, playwright, novelist and non-fiction writer
Mary McCallum (born 1961), novelist, short story writer, poet, and journalist
Sue McCauley (born 1941), novelist, short story writer, playwright, journalist and screenwriter
Lyn McConchie (born 1946), novelist and children's writer
Carolyn McCurdie poet, children's and short story writer
Jill McDonald (1927–1982), New Zealand-born UK-based children's writer and illustrator
Shona McFarlane (1929–2001), artist, journalist and broadcaster
Rosemary McLeod (born 1949), writer, journalist and cartoonist
Linda McNabb (born 1963), British-born New Zealand children's writer
Cilla McQueen (born 1949), British-born New Zealand poet
Courtney Sina Meredith (born 1986), poet, playwright, and short story author
Elizabeth Messenger (1908–1965), journalist, cookery writer and crime novelist
Miriam Meyerhoff (fl. 2000s), sociolinguist and non-fiction writer
Karlo Mila (fl. 2003), poet
Antonija Mitrović (fl. 1990s), Serbian-born New Zealand computer scientist and non-fiction writer
Tze Ming Mok (born 1978), fiction writer and sociopolitical commentator
Pérrine Moncrieff (1883–1979), British-born writer and conservationist
Paula Morris (born 1965), novelist and short story writer
Elsie K. Morton (1885–1968), journalist and writer
Shirley Erena Murray (born 1931), hymn writer
Margaret Mutu (fl. 2000s), Māori activist and writer

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Elizabeth Nannestad (born 1956), poet
Susan Napier (born 1954), romance novelist
Sheila Natusch (1926–2017), writer and illustrator
Emma Neale (born 1969), novelist and poet
Lino Nelisi (born 1952), children's author
Marjory Nicholls (1890–1930), poet, teacher and drama producer

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Susan Moller Okin (1946–2004), philosopher and non-fiction writer
Gloria Olive (1923–2006), American-born New Zealand mathematician and non-fiction writer
Linda Olsson (born 1948), Swedish-born New Zealand novelist
Claudia Orange (born 1938), historian and non-fiction writer
Sue Orr (born 1962), short story writer and novelist

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Makereti Papakura (1873–1930), entertainer and ethnographer
Ruth Park (1917–2010), New Zealand-born Australian novelist, short story writer and children's writer
Lorae Parry (fl. 1990s), Australian-born New Zealand playwright
Evelyn Patuawa-Nathan (fl. 1979), Māori writer
Isabel Peacocke (1881–1973), teacher, novelist and broadcaster
Emily Perkins (born 1970), novelist
Dianne Ruth Pettis (1955–2008), novelist and journalist
April Phillips (fl. 1990s), British-born New Zealand actress, writer, singer and film producer
Leonie Pihama (fl. 1990s), Māori researcher, academic and non-fiction writer
Vivienne Plumb (born 1955), Australian-born New Zealand poet, playwright, novelist and editor
Rebecca Priestley (fl. 1990s), academic, science historian and non-fiction writer
Erenora Puketapu-Hetet (1941–2006), Māori weaver and writer

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Alison Quigan (fl. 1980s), actress, theatre director and playwright

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Maggie Rainey-Smith (born 1950), novelist, poet, short story writer, essayist and reviewer
Beverley Randell (born 1931), children's writer
Charlotte Randall (fl. 1990s), novelist
Jo Randerson (born 1973), writer, playwright and actress
Lizzie Frost Rattray (1855–1931), journalist, suffragist and welfare worker
Gloria Jasmine Rawlinson (1918–1995), Tongan-born New Zealand poet, novelist, short story writer and editor
Annie Lee Rees (1849–1949), Australian-born New Zealand writer, teacher, lawyer and community leader
Rosemary Frances Rees (1875–1963), actress, theatre producer and novelist
Amber Reeves (1887–1981), New Zealand-born British feminist, writer and scholar
Mary Richmond (1853–1949), community leader, teacher and writer
Paddy Richardson (fl. 2000), novelist and short story writer
Sue Reidy, author and designer
Catherine Robertson, novelist
Violet Augusta Roche (1885–1967), journalist and welfare worker
Hilda Rollett (1873–1970), teacher, journalist and writer
Joan Rosier-Jones (born 1940), novelist, playwright, short story writer, non-fiction writer and teacher
Tania Roxborogh (born 1965), teacher, novelist and non-fiction writer

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Fiona Samuel (born 1961), playwright, writer, actress and director
Elspeth Sandys (born 1940), novelist, poet, and short story author
Nelle Scanlan (1882–1968), journalist and novelist
Mary Edith Scott (1888–1979), teacher and novelist
Mary-anne Scott, writer and musician
Robyn Scott (born 1981), British-born New Zealand writer and entrepreneur
Rosie Scott (1948–2017), novelist and lecturer
Tina Shaw (born 1961), novelist and children's writer
Helen Lilian Shaw (1913–1985), short story writer, poet and editor
Nalini Singh (born 1977), romance novelist
Anna Smaill (born 1979), poet and novelist
Elizabeth Smither (born 1941), poet
Laura Solomon (born 1974), novelist, playwright and poet
Eileen Louise Soper (1900–1989), Australian-born New Zealand journalist and Girl Guide commissioner
Mamari Stephens (fl. 2010s), Māori law academic, lexicographer and non-fiction writer
Adela Blanche Stewart (1846–1910), homemaker and writer
Olga Stringfellow (born 1923), journalist and novelist
Jacqueline Sturm (1927–2009), poet and short story writers
Laura Jane Suisted (1840–1903), writer, journalist and parliamentary reporter
Essie Summers (1912–1998), romance novelist
Barbara Sumner-Burstyn (fl. 2000s), film producer and writer
Vanda Symon (born 1969), crime novelist and radio host

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Tamairangi (fl. 1820), tribal leader and poet
Leilani Tamu, poet
Anna Taylor (born 1982) short story author
Grace Taylor, poet
Renee Taylor (born 1929), feminist writer and playwright
Ngahuia Te Awekotuku (born 1949), Māori cultural academic and non-fiction writer
Margaret Tennant (fl. 1980s), historian and non-fiction writer
Ngaire Thomas (1943–2012), writer
Kirsten Moana Thompson (born 1964), non-fiction writer
Mona Innis Tracy (1882–1959), Australian-born New Zealand poet, short story writer, novelist and community worker
Jill Trevelyan (born 1963), art historian and non-fiction writer

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Makerita Urale (fl. 1990s), playwright, producer and documentary director

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Dorothy Wall (1894–1942), children's writer and illustrator
Louise Wallace (born 1983), New Zealand poet
Marilyn Waring (born 1952), feminist, politician and writer
Joy Watson (born 1938), children's writer
Kristina Webb (fl. 2010s), artist and writer
Joyce West (1908–1985), novelist and children's writer
Lydia Wevers (born 1950), literary critic, English language literary historian, editor and book reviewer
Dorothy Mary Neal White (1915–1995), librarian and writer
Emily Louisa Merielina White (1839–1936), British-born New Zealand gardener and writer
Cherry Wilder (1930–2002), short story writer and science fiction novelist
Helen Wilson (1869–1957), teacher, farmer, community leader and writer
Annabelle White (fl. 1990s), cookbook writer
Alison Wong (born 1960), poet and novelist
Elizabeth Wong (born 1937), Chinese-born Australian-based New Zealand politician and novelist
Susan Wood (1836–1880), Australian-born New Zealand writer
Alice Woodhouse (1883–1977), librarian, journalist and broadcaster
Sue Wootton (born 1961), poet and short story writer
Anne Eyre Worboys (1920–2007), New Zealand-born British novelist

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Sonja Yelich (born 1965), poet

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