Volume 24 | Number 1 | Issue 105 | Autumn 2014
Editorial “Something old, something new”
Mark Stocker: Jill Trevelyan, Peter McLeavey: The Life of a New Zealand Art Dealer; Christopher Johnstone, Landscape Paintings of New Zealand: A Journey from North to South; Peter Alsop and Gary Stewart (eds), Promoting Prosperity: The Art of Early New Zealand Advertising
Megan Dunn: Melinda Johnston, Lateral Inversions: The Prints of Barry Cleavin
Eleanor Toland: Duncan Sarkies, The Demolition of the Century; Craig Cliff, The Mannequin Makers; Summer Wigmore, The Wind City
Anna Rogers: Elizabeth Knox, Wake
Stuart Baker: Adrian Kinnaird, From Earth’s End: The Best of New Zealand Comics
Kathryn Walls: Janet Frame (Deidre Copeland illus), The Mijo Tree; Jenny Bornholdt (Sarah Wilkins illus), A Book is a Book; Joy Cowley, Dunger
Nepia Mahuika: Keith Newman, Beyond Betrayal, Trouble in the Promised Land – Restoring the Mission to Maori
Paul Morris: Peter Lineham, Destiny: The Life and Times of a Self-Made Apostle; Stuart Lange, A Rising Tide: Evangelical Christianity in New Zealand 1930-65
Jock Phillips: Tim Beaglehole (ed), “I think I am Becoming a New Zealander”: Letters of J C Beaglehole
Dougal McNeill: Charles Brasch, Journals 1938-45
John Callen: Laurie Atkinson (ed), Playmarket 40: 40 Years of Playwriting in New Zealand
Laurie Atkinson: Robert Lord (Phillip Mann ed), Three Plays
Lisa Warrington: Paul Maunder, Rebellious Mirrors: Community-based Theatre in Aotearoa/New Zealand; Michelanne Forster and Vivienne Plumb, Twenty New Zealand Playwrights
Edmund Bohan: Simon Best, Frontiers: A Colonial Dynasty
Verica Rupar: Ann Beaglehole, Refuge New Zealand: A Nation’s Response to Refugees and Asylum Seekers; Ron Crosby, Andris, Where are You? From Latvia to New Zealand: The Family Story of Andris Apse
Anne Opie: Tracey Barnett, The Quiet War on Asylum; John Pratt, The Punitive Society: Falling Crime and Rising Imprisonment in New Zealand
Michael Hulse: Sarah Broom, Gleam; Paula Green, The Baker’s Thumbprint; John Newton, Family Songbook; Louise Wallace, Enough
Tim Upperton: The centre cannot hold (comment)
Barry Gustafson: Geoffrey Palmer, Reform: A Memoir
Bookshelf
Kim Worthington: Charlotte Randall, The Bright Side of my Condition
Charles Hornabrook: John Dawson and Kris Gledhill (eds), New Zealand’s Mental Health Act in Practice Charlotte Macdonald: Susan Upton, Wanted, a Beautiful Barmaid: Women Behind the Bar in New Zealand, 1830-1976
Charlotte Macdonald: Susan Upton, Wanted, a Beautiful Barmaid: Women Behind the Bar in New Zealand, 1830-1976