TREVOR REEVES was born in New Zealand in 1940. After a variety of occupations and study in business and management, he began writing in the mid-1960's. His work has been published in many magazines around the world over the past 30 years. Prose, fiction, poetry and articles etc. He began publishing in 1971, with an international magazine of the arts called "Cave". Poetry collections by many poets followed and then general books, including architecture, humour and women's issues. Imported many books from the USA and the UK. Took to the Internet in 1995, seeing it as a way to foster writing more widely and efficiently than through paper publications. Has published three books of poems, non-fiction books, and a collection of stories is forthcoming. 15 stories published on the net so far, and some poems. Edits Southern Ocean Review in collaboration with his wife, Judy Wolfe, artist. Thomas Reeves Genealogy
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STORIES: A Day at the Beach,
The Baby,
Living Futures,
The Secret,
Dope Bust,
The Orchard,
The Sandbox,
The Return,
Captain Kettle,
Birtha's Bar,
The Grit Machine,
Library Call,
The Delivery,
The Watsons.
Rings.
POEMS: Flicks of Hair, Breakout
Cone Head, Snag,
Paintings by Judith Wolfe: Oamaru Penguin Party
JUDITH WOLFE was born in Invercargill, New Zealand and now lives in Dunedin, New Zealand, with her husband Trevor Reeves. Judy is an artist, sculptor and model-maker. She has exhibited widely throughout New Zealand and some of her works have been in travelling exhibitions overseas. Recent exhibitions at the Empire Cinema and guest artist at the Wanaka Art Group Exhibition, August 1997, Columba College, 1999. Work completed includes a three-panelled (8' x 4' each) panorama of early Dunedin for the 150th celebrations of the province. As well as illustrating work for Southern Ocean Review and also co-editing it, Judy has drawn political cartoons and strips, created election material, designed book covers and has made castings for models. Judy is a member of The Green Party, Deep South Greens and has has done creative work for material highlighting issues. Her work has sold throughout Australasia and elsewhere. Judith has a passion for saving historic buildings from destruction by developers.
Mining Town, Central Otago,
Hone Tuwhare - Poem,
Old Seacliff Hospital - Dunedin,
Century Theatre - Demolition,
GE Dog,
Auckland City Art Gallery,
Cliffs below Cargill's Castle,
The Cry,
Christ's College, Christchurch,
Dunedin Buildings,
Love Me,
The Last Supper,
The Resurgence,
Cargill's Castle,
Prayer Rock,
Cargill's Castle,
The Quake,
Hone Tuwhare.
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