Volume 14 | Number 5 | Issue 66 | December 2004
Rose Lovell-Smith: Joyce West, The Drover’s Road Collection: Adventures in New Zealand
Editorial: How not to run a book launch
Denis Welch: John Tamihere with Helen Bain, Black and White
Colin James: John E Martin, The House: New Zealand’s House of Representatives 1854-2004
Chris Else: Patricia Grace, Tu
James Norcliffe: Iain Sharp, The Singing Harp; Stephen Sinclair, The Dwarf and the Stripper and other poems; Bill Dacker, To …
Mark Williams: Fiona Farrell, Book Book
Robyn Munford: Jenny Neale, No Friend Like a Sister: Exploring the Relationship between Sisters
Spiro Zavos: Denis McLean, The Prickly Pear: Making Nationalism in Australia and New Zealand
Joan Rosier-Jones: Rowan Metcalfe, Transit of Venus; Glynne MacLean, Love in Shades of Grey; Ruth Pettis, Like Small Bones
Jane Bowron: Raybon Kan, An Asian at my Table
Linley Boniface: Graeme Lay, The Miss Tutti Frutti Contest: Travel Tales of the South Pacific; Diane Brown, Liars and Lovers: A Travel Memoir
Duncan Campbell: Polly Greeks, Embracing the Dragon: A Woman’s Journey Along the Great Wall of China; Mary Quin, Kidnapped in Yemen
Norman Bilbrough: Brian Falkner, The Real Thing; Ken Catran, Seal Boy; Sandy McKay, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? and Colin Goes Bush; Eirlys Hunter, Finn’s Quest: The Slave Stealers
William Taylor: Bernard Beckett, Malcolm and Juliet; Joanna Orwin, Out of Tune; David Hill, Coming Back; Penelope Todd, Dark; Deborah Burnside, On a Good Day
Laurence Jenkins: Margaret Clark (ed) with Jim Collinge and Martin Lodge, John Mansfield Thomson: Notes towards a Biography
Mark Amery: David Eggleton, Ready to Fly: The Story of New Zealand Rock Music
Dougal McNeill: Richard Reeve, The Life and the Dark; Tusiata Avia, Wild Dogs Under My Skirt
Susan Bartel: Warren Adler, Jonah: My Story; Spiro Zavos, How to Watch a Game of Rugby
Lydia Wevers: Caroline Fitzgerald (ed), Letters from the Bay of Islands: The Story of Marianne Williams
Tim Jones: “The Translator” (poem)
Bronwyn Dalley: Trevor Bentley, Captured by Maori: White Female Captives, Sex and Racism on the Nineteen-century New Zealand Frontier
Megan Clayton: “Art and craft – the story so far” (Comment)
Jo McColl: Alan Preston (1932-2004) (obituary)