Greg McGee

Greg McGee writes for theatre, film and television, for which he has won numerous awards. More recently he has concentrated on prose. Under the pseudonym of Alix Bosco he won the 2010 Ngaio Marsh Award for best crime fiction novel for Cut & Run and was a finalist the following year for Slaughter Falls. Under his own name he has written Love & Money, the biography of Richei McCaw (The Open Side) and The Antipodeans, long-listed for this years's Ockham NZ Book Awards. He was the 2013 Katherine Mansfield Fellow and lives in Auckland.

The Ockham NZ Book Awards – Where To From Here?

13 March 201611 March 2016 by Greg McGee

Long-lister Greg McGee pokes his head above the literary parapet… The Antipodeans has had a brilliant run, already in its 3rd print, and being short-listed for the Ockham NZ Book Awards would have been the icing on the cake, so I’m disappointed it hasn’t made it. That’s okay: win some, lose some, and good luck … Read more