David Eggleton is a performance poet and writer who grew up between Fiji and New Zealand. His many awards include six times Book Reviewer of the Year in the Montana New Zealand Book Awards, PEN Best First Book of Poetry in 1987, the Robert Burns Fellowship and, uniquely among New Zealand poets, he was London Time Out's Street Entertainer of the Year in 1985. He has written or contributed to many books on the arts in New Zealand, and has produced several documentaries, CDs and short films. He also edited Landfall 218 Islands. Richard Reeve is the author of four books of poetry, with a fifth, Generation Kitchen, forthcoming. Current projects include editing an anthology of essays on the possibility of 'wilderness' in Aotearoa New Zealand, and studying for an LLB. Reeve holds a doctorate in English from Otago University, and until 2009 worked as an editor for Otago University Press.

Poetry: Nick Ascroft, Miro Bilbrough, Zarah Butcher McGunnigle, Bernard Cadogan, David Eggleton, Rhian Gallagher, Anna Jackson, Koenraad Kuiper, Brent Kininmont, F.S. Mika, Harvey Molloy, Hannah Newport Watson, Kerry Popplewell, Tom Weston, Keith Westwater Fiction/Auto-Fiction: Pip Adam, Francis Cooke, Tony O'Brien, Dan Preston, Terence Rissetto, Latika Vasil, Kirsten Warner Essays/Commentary: Lynn Davidson Photographs: Max Oettli, Andrew Ross The Landfall Review: Kate Duignan, David Eggleton, Denis Harold, Siobhan Harvey, Jeffrey Paparoa Holman, Jan Kemp, Robert McLean, Georgina McWhirter, Cy Mathews, Andrew Paul Wood, Nicholas Reid, Anna Rogers, Elspeth Sandys.