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Getting it practically all wrong, Sally Logan
The New Zealand Marketing Book Guenther Mueller‑Heumann and Michael Duffy Dunmore Press, $84.95 New Zealand’s future prosperity will be based, in large part, on its ability to market itself, its expertise, its products and its services to a sceptical world.…
Tagged with: Dunmore Press, Guenther Mueller‑Heumann, Issue 15, Michael Duffy, Sally Logan, Spring 1994
Posted in Non-fiction
Posted in Non-fiction
A state of acceptance? Bill Sewell
A Blue Monkey for the Tomb Hubert Witheford Faber & Faber £5.99 (approx NZ$15) Hubert Witheford presents a problem to literary historians. In some respects, he fits the profile of a New Zealand poet of his generation (he was born…
Tagged with: Bill Sewell, Faber & Faber, Hubert Witheford, Issue 15, Spring 1994
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Something highly individualistic to say, Tony Bellette
By the Waters of Babylon: the Art of A Lois White Nicola Green David Bateman, in association with the Auckland City Art Gallery, $39.95 No Road to Follow: Autobiography of a New Zealand Artist Eric Lee‑Johnson Godwit Press, $49.95 WA…
Tagged with: David Bateman, Eric Lee‑Johnson, Godwit Press, Hazard Press, Issue 15, Nicola Green, Pat Unger, Spring 1994, Tony Bellette
Posted in Art, Non-fiction
Posted in Art, Non-fiction
The panic of O, Jane Stafford
The Switch Murray Edmond Auckland University Press, $19.95 Dia Michelle Leggott Auckland University Press, $19.95 I teach a second-year university course in modern poetry where one of the chief requirements of the lecturers is to prevent panic. It’s alright, we…
Tagged with: Auckland University Press, Issue 15, Jane Stafford, Michelle Leggott, Murray Edmond, Spring 1994
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Chinese takeaways, Anne French
Maidenhome Ding Xiaoqi Otago University Press, $24.95 The Chinese Interpreter James Norcliffe Hazard Press, $24.95 Burning Boats: seventeen New Zealand short stories Owen Marshall (ed) Longman Paul, $19.95 We’ve all become experts on China in the past year or two,…
Tagged with: Anne French, Ding Xiaoqi, Hazard Press, Issue 15, James Norcliffe, Longman Paul, Otago University Press, Owen Marshall, Spring 1994
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Triumph in the regions, Lauris Edmond
Women’s Book Festival In the first week of October this year a major national institution will make its annual appearance. In libraries, theatres, halls of various kinds, cafes and school rooms, in large cities and smaller towns all over the…
Letters – Issue 15
Letters, September 1994 Not in judgment As an historian I welcome criticism, but I am obliged to answer to charges of bias and error. Dr Peter Tremewan (NZ Books, August) accuses me of writing Te Wai Pounamu the Greenstone Island…
Editorial – Issue 15
Colin James: Social dimensions A big argument in political economy these days is whether a country, especially one as small as ours, can protect its society against the caprices of the international traders of capital and money. It is essentially…
Issue 15 | September 1994
Volume 4 | Number 3 | Issue 15 | September 1994 Editorial Letters Brian Easton: Prue Hyman, Women and Economics Lauris Edmond: “Triumph in the regions: Women’s Book Festival” Sandra Arnold: “Imagining murder and menace” Miriama Evans: Ruka Broughton, Ngaa…