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Miro Bilbrough

Miro Bilbrough is a filmmaker, writer and poet whose memoir of a counter-culture New Zealand adolescence, In the Time of the Manaroans was shortlisted for the Douglas Stewart Prize for Non-Fiction 2021. She wrote and directed the feature films Being Venice (2012) and Floodhouse (2004), an adaptation of Herman Melville’s Bartleby (2001), and the ciné-poem Urn (1995). She has a Doctorate of Creative Arts from the Writing and Society Research Centre, WSU, and makes her living as a script editor and a teacher of screenwriting. She is published in HEAT Series 3 Number 19.

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Two Portraits

HEAT Series 3 Number 19
2025

Did you see that man in black socks flicking his feet out front? I asked Christine, who sat low at that wheel, beringed in kohl and silver, extra-long-armed, vestigially Bibaesque at eighty. She was often silent, Christine, which only added vehemence and force to her sallies when they arrived.

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