Nadine Anne Hura (Ngāti Hine, Ngāpuhi, Pākehā) is a poet, essayist, zine maker and activist-by-stealth from Aoteaora (New Zealand). Nadine’s writing seeks to harness the power of Indigenous storytelling to inspire collective action. She is a regular contributor to The Spinoff, E-Tangata, and Newsroom. Nadine won a 2021 Pikihuia Award for her short story “Two Letters,” and she has received a residency from the Michael King Writers Centre. Together with Anahera Gildea, Nadine is the coeditor of the Māori literature journal Te Whē, and she is a part of the Wellington-based independent publishing collective Taraheke.