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Edited by founding publisher Bill Manhire, and writer Damien Wilkins, this anthology is an indispensable guide to the richness, strangeness, and liveliness of contemporary poetry. With over sixty poets appearing, there's classic work by some of the best-known figures in New Zeala ...
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Exercise Book collects over fifty creative writing exercises used by Bill Manhire and his colleagues, not only at Victoria but throughout New Zealand and around the world. The celebrated writer/teachers who have contributed include Eleanor Catton, Curtis Sittenfeld, Emily Perkins ...
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Norman (piano), Bill (poet/readings) and Hannah (vocals) with support from a stellar cast of musicians follow 2010's highly successful Buddhist Rain with this very fine live in concert CD and bonus DVD. The energy and vitality of the concert informs every moment of Making Baby F ...
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From the Radio New Zealand series of the same name, this book presents a scientific and artistic collaboration on topics as diverse as - the curvature of space time, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, dark energy, entropy,the death ofthe sun and the end of the universe. With con ...
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Zaoui spent 2 years in prison after seeking aslyum in New Zealand in late 2002. The 24 contemplations in this book are Zaoui's response to those 2 years, one for each month. "These poems provide a moving insight into his plight, as he reflects on the suffering and the universal s ...
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The country found in these pages is the place of the imagination, the creation of New Zealand's short story writers. This anthology spans 70 years, from Katherine Mansfield to Emily Perkins.
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Under the Influence (2003) is one of twelve titles in the Montana Estates essay series. In his essay, Manhire writes about growing up in pubs in the South Island. The essay is also a reflection of Manhire's regrets for a neglected intimacy between father and son.
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A collection of short stories that evoke the reality of the South Pacific: the story of a do-it-yourself murder mystery; an assassination attempt on the Queen; and a futuristic tale set in 1999. Several of these pieces were first collected as The New Land , which won the 1990 Bu ...
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In this follow-up to his 'New Zealand Land of Clouds', Masaya Ohara once again examines the New Zealand landscape through his poetic and distinctively inquisitive eye. This time he captures the varied majesty of New Zealand with a vision of depicting the many emotions its landsca ...
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A showcase for the exciting new generation of writers who are redefining New Zealand literature, and an excellent resource for new writers looking for a guide to unlocking their own creativity.
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