Lois Cox
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Lois Jennifer Cox is a New Zealand writer. She writes under her own name and is also one half of a writing partnership with Hilary Lapsley which publishes under the pen-name Jennifer Palgrave.[1]
In 1974, Cox worked with Harvey McQueen to co-edit the first anthology for schools of work by contemporary New Zealand poets, Ten Modern New Zealand Poets.[2]
From 1995 to 1998 she was one of a team of three interviewers who collected oral histories of older lesbians who had grown up in New Zealand in the 1950s and 1960s.[3] In 2000, she received a New Zealand History Research Trust Fund award to develop the project.[4] In 2003, she contributed a chapter to Outlines: lesbian & gay histories of Aotearoa.[5]
