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Pippu Adamu

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
Christchurch, New Zealand
Nationality
New Zealand
Languages
English
Residence History
Christchurch, New Zealand → Dunedin, New Zealand → Wellington, New Zealand

Career

Occupations
novelist, short story writer, reviewer, tutor
Active Years
2007-2024
Affiliations
Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University, Whitireia New Zealand, Creative New Zealand
Nominations
Nothing to See shortlisted for Acorn Foundation Fiction Prize 2021, Audition shortlisted for Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction 2024, Audition longlisted for International Dublin Literary Award 2025

Education

New Zealand Film and Television School
Country: New Zealand
Attended while living in Christchurch
Victoria University of Wellington
Library and Information Studies
Degree: MA
Country: New Zealand
MA in Library and Information Studies
Victoria University of Wellington
Creative Writing
Degree: MA
Country: New Zealand
MA in Creative Writing. Everything We Hoped For as masters thesis
Victoria University of Wellington
Creative Writing
Degree: PhD
Year of Graduation: 2012
Country: New Zealand
PhD thesis: At the Service of the Unusual: Ways to Write the Built Environment. Supervised by Damien Wilkins

Awards

NZSA Hubert Church Best First Book Award for Fiction
2011
Work: Everything We Hoped For
Organization: New Zealand Post Book Awards
Result: winner
New Generation Award
2012
Organization: Arts Foundation of New Zealand
Result: winner
Acorn Foundation Fiction Prize
2018
Work: The New Animals
Organization: Ockham New Zealand Book Awards
Result: winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Everything We Hoped For

2010 Short story collection

I'm Working on a Building

2013 Novel

The New Animals

2017 Novel

Nothing to See

2020 Novel

Audition

2023 Novel

Bibliography

  • Everything We Hoped For (2010)
  • I'm Working on a Building (2013)
  • The New Animals (2017)
  • Nothing to See (2020)
  • Audition (2023)

Legacy

New Zealand novelist and short story writer, recipient of the Acorn Foundation Fiction Prize at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards, among other accolades.