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In an unflinching dbut novel, Dominic Hoey lays bare the reality of a generation trying to find their place in a city being reshaped beneath their feet. a compelling read an important book by

Following much-acclaimed memoirs Ghost Dance (winner Montana best first non-fiction work) and Terra Incognito, is Douglas Wrights first book of poetry, laughing mirror.

An exquisite volume for poetry lovers.

A haunting, masterful dbut. On the longlist for Ockham Book Awards 2019. Shortlisted for the Dundee International Book Prize and the Heritage Book Award.

This is a story of two Cohens, the famous singer and his not-so-famous lifelong New Zealand fan. It spans several generations and locations, from the refugee waves of Europe of the 19th century to

Whatever happened to the hero of Man Alone

This is a book for everyone who has experienced Wellington. It began as a series of pictorial features in a community newspaper, and its offbeat look at the citys history has proved popular. Now i

This full-colour book displays 152 of Janices works, with notes on each by the artist, and has an introduction by Brian Easton.

Raoul Island the Kermadecs are a little-known part of New Zealand their full and fascinating story is told here for the first time.

Being the authoritative history of Dr Michael John OLeary, Earl of Seacliff.

This book is a double celebration of the early missionaries, settlers and their wives, and of New Zealander Ken Nobbs who honoured them in his roses.

Unfinished at the time of his death, Harry Hollands study of Burns has remained unpublished in book form until now.

An atypical autobiography in twelve paintings and poems

A novella about the author of Man Alone

Reflections on a career in New Zealands foreign affairs, tourism and a lifetime of engagement with the arts.

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A new guide to a wide and exciting art of New Zealand music for students and interested lay people.

In one continuous story this book combines cosmological and biological evolution with the subsequent development of human thought made possible by the emergence of language.

Lionel faces the apparent conflict between science and religion, not by compromising the science or arguing exceptions, but by examining how scientific knowledge is established and what really matt

Te Awhina Rangimarie Arahangas second book follows Darkness in Light (2014) and sets stories beside fresh, tasty poems. These works (some conceived during Covid lockdowns and others influenced by

Gorgeous, full-colour coffee-table book depicting scenes from Bishop Pompalliers ministry in New Zealand (18381868).

Katherine Mansfield created some of literatures most chilling characters, not least Harry Kember and his wife. They seemed out of place among the families enjoying summer holidays at Wellingtons

In this rapidly changing world where the century-old liturgies have become tired and lifeless, Bronwyn has used her poetical skill to create new expressions of thanksgiving and spiritual nurture t