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The 1951 waterfront lockout is on, the harbour is full of cargo vessels, but the passenger ships continue to sail. One by one or two by two the characters in the novel depart, leaving Curl Skidmore, the would-be poet and latterday professor (who is looking back on these events as ...
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Spanning three years in the life of the writer Katherine Mansfield during the First World War, this novel follows the ups and downs of her relationship with Jack Middleton Murry and her struggle to write the 'new kind of fiction' which she felt the times demanded.
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An American professor working in London and a young female magazine photographer meet at an academic conference. The two fall in love and then find themselves on the run, from the Italian Riviera to London to a farmhouse in the north of France.
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9780141006079 |
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1 August 2001 by Penguin |
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All ages |
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When Smith is left by his wife and goes to hide away in the bush in the Coromandel he never imagines he will become the most wanted man in the country. In a right-wing coup one man, Volkner, has seized power in New Zealand and is using army and special police to maintain his gove ...
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Two Oxford dons, Mike Newall and Bertie Winterstoke, attend the funeral of Donovan O'Dwyer, an expatriate New Zealander. After the ceremony, Newall reveals that O'Dwyer spent his life haunted by a Maori curse, the makutu , allegedly brought down upon him because he killed one of ...
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Gathers a selection of essays by C K Stead, mixing literary criticism with autobiography. This title reviews the work of other writers, meditates on the teaching of literature, revisits some controversies and explores literary history.
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This book, supebly edited and introduced by well-known writer C. K. Stead, collects all thirty of Duggan's published stories.
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The first new collection of verse from this distinguished New Zealand writer for some years.
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A collection of 47 essays, lectures, reviews and articles covering a wide variety of topics, ranging from Yeats and Katherine Mansfield to Booker Prizewinners Peter Carey and Keri Hulme.
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