Glenn Colquhoun
Born
Papakura, Auckland, New Zealand
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The Art of Walking Upright
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published
1999
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Letters To Young People
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Late Love: Sometimes Doctors Need Saving as Much as Their Patients (BWB Texts Book 48)
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Jumping Ship and other essays
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2012
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2 editions
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How We Fell:
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published
2006
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Holding the Aces: Adverse Childhood Events in New Zealand
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North South
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published
2009
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Mr Short, Mr Thin, Mr Bald and Mr Dog
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Ngā Wāhine E Toru / Three women
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published
2024
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Uncle Glenn and Me Too
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“It seems after so many years of chasing my childhood sweetheart I have found her hiding in the eyes of that girl behind the bike shed. I have expected for years that medicine should leak into my poetry but never dreamed that poetry might leak into my medicine in such a way. On my best days there is no separation at all between both disciplines. I feel as though I have discovered a late love and, like all of those who have, it is all the more sweet for taking so long to wander by.”
― Late Love: Sometimes Doctors Need Saving as Much as Their Patients
― Late Love: Sometimes Doctors Need Saving as Much as Their Patients
“This is important because so often the path to establishing the confidence and engagement of a young person is through growing their strengths rather than concentrating on what is wrong with them.”
― Late Love: Sometimes Doctors Need Saving as Much as Their Patients
― Late Love: Sometimes Doctors Need Saving as Much as Their Patients
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