rocks in my pockets

rocks in my pockets – creativity and suicide bereavement – New Zealand artists speak.

Each month, in conversation with a guest artist from New Zealand, we’ll discuss how their art practice was a catalyst for creativity when faced with the intensity of deep grief.

rocks in my pockets is about community and co-creating a space for the unspeakable – suicide bereavement in Aotearoa New Zealand. Like a good old-fashioned radio show, we will explore how creativity can be supportive in the expression of grief.

Music Credit: Reuben Samuel Winter (1994 – 2020) – Dubstepper (previously unreleased)


Book deal for Episode 1 of rocks in my pockets

A Counter of Moons

In the shape of his hand lay a river

$45 (free postage within NZ)


More Than This https://debcurreenauthor.bigcartel.com/product/more-than-this

The Long Cold Nights of June https://debcurreenauthor.bigcartel.com/product/the-long-cold-nights-of-june


Suicide stigma compounds pain, mother says (Otago Daily Times, 2021) https://www.odt.co.nz/regions/north-otago/suicide-stigma-compounds-pain-mother-says

A Greymouth Dinner Party (Seaside Gothic, 2023) https://seasidegothic.com/poetry/a-greymouth-dinner-party/

Spasghetti (Hawaii Pacific Review, 2023) https://hawaiipacificreview.org/2023/03/20/spasghetti/