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Issue 71 | December 2005
Volume 15 | Number 5 | Issue 71 | December 2005 Les Cleveland: Deborah Montgomerie, Love in Time of War: Letter Writing in the Second World War; Matthew Wright, Freyberg’s War: The Man, the Legend, the Reality; Matthew Wright,…
All aboard for Planet Teenage, Brigid Lowry
Deep Fried Bernard Beckett and Clare Knighton Longacre Press, $18.95, ISBN 1887361119 Box Penelope Todd Longacre Press, $16.95, ISBN 1877361127 Sil Jill Harris Longacre Press, $18.95, ISBN 1877361143 Elizabeth Knox recently entered the realms of young adult fiction with her…
Tagged with: Bernard Beckett, Brigid Lowry, Clare Knighton, Issue 71, Jill Harris, Longacre Press, Penelope Todd, Spring 2005
Posted in Fiction, Literature, Review, Young adults
Posted in Fiction, Literature, Review, Young adults
Hymns, history and haemorrhoids, Janet Hughes
Three Regrets and a Hymn to Beauty Ian Wedde Auckland University Press, $22.00, ISBN 1869403495 Afternoon of an Evening Train Gregory O’Brien Victoria University Press, $21.99, ISBN 9864735014 Oooooo…..!!! Hone Tuwhare Steele Roberts, $24.95, ISBN 1877338699 Footfall Brian Turner Godwit,…
Tagged with: Auckland University Press, Brian Turner, Godwit, Gregory O’Brien, Hone Tuwhare, Ian Wedde, Issue 71, Janet Hughes, Robert Sullivan, Spring 2005, Steele Roberts, Victoria University Press
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
What meets the eye, Ian Robertson
My Place ed Glenn Busch, Bruce Connew with Uiga Bashford, Maria Buhrkuhl, Hanne Johnsen, Dean Kozanic, Tim Veling Canterbury University Press, $29.95, ISBN 187725729X Assume Nothing Rebecca Swan Boy Tiger Press, $69.95, ISBN 0476004934 My Place is part of an…
Tagged with: Boy Tiger Press, Bruce Connew, Canterbury University Press, Dean Kozanic, Glenn Busch, Hanne Johnsen, Ian Robertson, Issue 71, Maria Buhrkuhl, Rebecca Swan, Spring 2005, Tim Veling, Uiga Bashford
Posted in Gender, Non-fiction, Photography, Review, Sociology
Posted in Gender, Non-fiction, Photography, Review, Sociology
Her body falls and falls, Vivienne Jepsen
A Red Silk Sea Gillian Ranstead Penguin, $28.00, ISBN 0143019716 The Linoleum Room Katy Robinson Vintage, $26.95, ISBN 186941697X Her Body Rises: Stories & Poems Tracey Slaughter Vintage, $27.95, ISBN 1869417267 Ranstead’s, Robinson’s and Slaughter’s are all first books by…
Tagged with: Gillian Ranstead, Issue 71, Katy Robinson, Penguin, Spring 2005, Tracey Slaughter, Vintage, Vivienne Jepsen
Posted in Fiction, Literature, Review
Posted in Fiction, Literature, Review
Going live to death, Michael Hulse
Lifted Bill Manhire Victoria University Press, $24.95, ISBN 086473509X Bill Manhire’s marvellous new collection of poems opens, as Creation reportedly did, in an amorphous state, awaiting the shaping of the Author. “Without Form”, taking its title from Genesis 1.2, declares:…
Tagged with: Bill Manhire, Issue 71, Michael Hulse, Spring 2005, Victoria University Press
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Posted in Literature, Poetry, Review
Calls for re-enchantment, Paul Morris
Celebrating the Southern Seasons: Rituals for Aotearoa Juliet Batten Random House, $34.95, ISBN 1869417348 Tohunga: The Revival of Ancient Knowledge for the Modern Era Samuel Timoti Robinson Reed, $49.99, ISBN 079001002X The election is finally over and we have a…
Tagged with: Issue 71, Juliet Batten, Paul Morris, Random House, Reed, Samuel Timoti Robinson, Spring 2005
Posted in Māori, Non-fiction, Religion, Review, Sociology
Posted in Māori, Non-fiction, Religion, Review, Sociology
Self-help or help yourself, Alice Te Punga Somerville & Tony Simpson
Pakeha and the Treaty: Why It’s Our Treaty Too Patrick Snedden Random House, $27.95, ISBN 186941683X I read Snedden’s Pakeha and the Treaty while diligently chomping my way through two books from a distinctly different genre: No More Clutter! and…
Tagged with: Alice Te Punga Somerville, Issue 71, Patrick Snedden, Random House, Spring 2005, Tony Simpson
Posted in History, Māori, Non-fiction, Politics & Law, Review
Posted in History, Māori, Non-fiction, Politics & Law, Review