Greg McGee
New Zealand writer Greg McGee got his first big break when he wrote Foreskin’s Lament, the landmark play first produced in 1981. He has since written mainly for television but also won the Ngaio Marsh award for best crime novel in 2010 under the pen-name Alix Bosco, and in 2013 he was awarded the Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellowship.
He talks to Wallace about his career and his new novel, The Antipodeans.
