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Called a stunning debut novel . . . a masterful work ( The New Zealand Herald ), this novel combines voodoo, ghosts, the mystique of New Orleans, and a stormy romance for a gripping supernatural thriller.
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Based on a true story Auckland, June 1886. Ngati Wai chief Paratene Te Manu spends long sessions, over three long days, having his portrait painted by the Bohemian painter Gottfried Lindauer. Hearing of Lindauer's planned trip to England reminds him of his own journey there, tw ...
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A parody of chick-lit novels, this satire of the PR world finds Jane Shore, flippant and world-weary heroine at crisis point in her life. "A madcap ride through the New York PR scene, and the bars and clubs of Manhattan in Jane's search for love and success.
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9780143006398 |
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2 April 2007 by Penguin |
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All ages |
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The Penguin Book of Contemporary New Zealand Short Stories, edited by acclaimed novelist Paula Morris, provides a fascinating snapshot of New Zealand fiction in the early twenty-first century.
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Emma Paupere has just returned to New Zealand from Shanghai, where her training as a painter has made her a copyist of incredible skill. Now, Siaki, her ambitious and manipulative ex-boyfriend, has recruited her as a forger, shutting Emma away in a borrowed apartment on Prices Wa ...
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Virginia, a young Maori woman, is working in the colourful world of New Orleans as a researcher for a famous historical novelist. On her return to West Auckland, rediscovers the richness of her wider family.
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Ngati Wai chief Paratene Te Manu spends long sessions, over three long days, having his portrait painted by the Bohemian painter Gottfried Lindauer. Hearing of Lindauer's planned trip to England reminds him of his own journey there, twenty years earlier, with a party of northern ...
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New Zealand isn't far flung, but New Zealanders are: more than half a million of us live in other countries. Landfall 217 explores the creative work our writers and artists are producing in or about these other places, as well as the ways travelling and living elsewhere informs o ...
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Returning to New Orleans for spring break, sixteen-year-old Rebecca finds herself embroiled in another murder mystery from more than a century ago, when she meets the ghost of a troubled boy.
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Called a stunning debut novel . . . a masterful work ( The New Zealand Herald ), this novel combines voodoo, ghosts, the mystique of New Orleans, and a stormy romance for a gripping supernatural thriller.
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