Erin Harrington
Erin Harrington is an academic and critic who works as senior lecturer at University of Canterbury Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha. Her arts criticism has appeared in print and on air in a variety of academic and popular spaces, including Theatreview, The Pantograph Punch, RNZ National, Stuff and The Playmarket Annual. She appears regularly as a speaker and panelist, and is the author of Women, Monstrosity and Horror Film: Gynaehorror (Routledge, 2017).
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Why was I so riled by Don’t Worry About the Robots?
Erin Harrington09 Jan 2026
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Why was I so riled by Don’t Worry About the Robots?
Erin Harrington06 Sep 2025
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Review: Head South is a rich, messy nostalgia trip through post-punk Ōtautahi
Erin Harrington19 Aug 2024
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Pleasure in the pulp: The tweenage thrills of early-90s Point Horror novels
Erin Harrington22 Jan 2023
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Review: When a City Rises is a celebration of a fallen city and its people
Erin Harrington15 Feb 2021
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Into the wild: A review of Carl Nixon’s astonishing novel, The Tally Stick
Erin Harrington01 Sep 2020