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Issue 44 | August 2000
Volume 10 | Number 3 | Issue 44 | August 2000 Gregory O’Brien: Margaret Mahy, A Dissolving Ghost: Talks and Essays Editorial Correspondence Margot Schwass: Michael Morrissey (ed), The Flamingo Anthology of New Zealand Short Stories Lorna Dyall: Derek…
Branching out, Gregory O’Brien
A Dissolving Ghost: Talks and Essays Margaret Mahy Victoria University Press, $29.95, ISBN 0 86473 347 X Some years back, photographer Robert Cross and I corralled together 21 contemporary New Zealand writers for a book aimed at interested or perplexed…
Tagged with: Gregory O’Brien, Issue 44, Margaret Mahy, Victoria University Press
Posted in Essays, Non-fiction, Review
Posted in Essays, Non-fiction, Review
A Case of Identity, Owen Marshall
My father loved to share his enjoyment of books, and would often emerge from his study with some gem, declaim it to one of the family, and then disappear again – slightly crestfallen if its reception didn’t quite match his…
Canterbury’s colonial idealism, Russell Walden
A Dream of Spires: Benjamin Mountfort and the Gothic Revival Ian Lochhead, Canterbury University Press, $79.95, ISBN 0 908812 85 X Ian Lochhead’s Dream of Spires is a long book glorifying the colonial architect Benjamin Mountfort (1825-1898). It has been…
Tagged with: Canterbury University Press, Ian Lochhead, Issue 44, Russell Walden
Posted in Architecture, Non-fiction, Review
Posted in Architecture, Non-fiction, Review
Kissing and telling, Heather Murray
Camping on the Faultline: A Memoir Marilyn Duckworth Vintage, $29.95, ISBN 1 86941 413 6 Writing in the London Review of Books (16 March 2000), nga Clendinnen notes the changing reader attitude to autobiographical writing. While once a reader came…
Tagged with: Heather Murray, Issue 44, Marilyn Duckworth, Vintage
Posted in Autobiography, Non-fiction, Review
Posted in Autobiography, Non-fiction, Review
The flip side of adventurousness, Judith Holloway
Closed, Stranger Kate De Goldi Penguin, $15.95, ISBN 0 14 130504 5 hanging on letting go Helen Beaglehole Mallinson Rendel, $14.95, ISBN 0 908783 47 7 The Shaman and the Droll Jack Lasenby Longacre, $14.95, ISBN 1 877135 32 1…
Tagged with: Cape Catley, Elizabeth Benney, Helen Beaglehole, Issue 44, Jack Lasenby, Judith Holloway, Kate De Goldi, Mallinson Rendel, Penguin
Posted in Literature, Review, Young adults
Posted in Literature, Review, Young adults
Letters – Issue 44
Speaking and nothingness I was surprised – when it is your avowed policy to confine your journal to New Zealand publications by New Zealanders – that you give so much space to Michael Peters’ adulatory musings about Derrida (June 2000…
Editorial – Issue 44
Attitude and action Beyond the wildest expectations of the artistic community – and confounding the scepticism we expressed in our March 2000 editorial – the Government announced an arts funding package on 18 May that was unprecedented in its generosity…
Preserving the institutional memory, Doug Munro
Eminent Victorians: great teachers and scholars from Victoria’s first 100 years ed Vincent O’Sullivan Stout Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington, $24.95, ISBN 0 473 06487 1 As every schoolboy and schoolgirl doesn’t know, a book called Eminent Victorians appeared…
Tagged with: Doug Munro, Issue 44, Stout Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington, Vincent O’Sullivan
Posted in Education, History, Non-fiction, Review
Posted in Education, History, Non-fiction, Review
Only connect, Sally Sutton
Golden Deeds Catherine Chidgey Victoria University Press, $29.95, ISBN 0 86473 384 4 In the pool of New Zealand writers who have achieved success in the literary spotlight, Catherine Chidgey has made a big splash. Her award-winning first novel, In…
Tagged with: Catherine Chidgey, Issue 44, Sally Sutton, Victoria University Press
Posted in Fiction, Literature, Review
Posted in Fiction, Literature, Review
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