AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY PRESS 2014 CATALOGUE

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1 AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY PRESS 2014 CATALOGUE

2 Words that make worlds. Arguments that change minds. Ideas that illuminate. Publishing books that make a difference 2014 edition.

3 Summer 2014 THE RISE AND FALL OF NATIONAL WOMEN S HOSPITAL: A HISTORY Linda Bryder Women s health and reproduction went through a revolution in the twentieth century as scientific advances confronted ethical and political dilemmas. In New Zealand, the site for this revolution was National Women s Hospital the home of medical breakthroughs by Bill Liley and Mont Liggins; the Lawson quintuplets and the glamorous gynaecologists ; and scandals surrounding the so-called unfortunate experiment and the neonatal chest physiotherapy inquiry. This major history of National Women s Hospital takes in the key issues natural childbirth and rooming in, artificial insemination and in vitro fertilisation, sterilisation and abortion while telling a wider story of reproduction, motherhood and women s health. Linda Bryder is a professor of history at the University of Auckland. She is the author of A History of the Unfortunate Experiment at National Women s Hospital (AUP and Palgrave, 2009) and A Voice for Mothers (AUP, 2003). February 2014, 228 x 152 mm, 236 pages Paperback, , $ /5

4 Autumn 2014 THE LIMITS Alice Miller The poems in this extraordinary full-length collection by Alice Miller ask you to force yourself beyond your own boundaries. From bare battlefields to crisp Antarctica to the gates of Troy, from re-written history to love story, they ask for something more from the world than just riding till the spoke breaks. A poet for whom one way s easy but an easy way s / worse, Miller in this collection traces a path that leads beyond our limits to where we set the sky on silent, where we re braver than science, and where we try to un-glimpse what we ve lost. Alice Miller is an award-winning writer of poetry, plays, essays and fiction. She has an MFA from the Iowa Writers Workshop, where she was a Glenn Schaeffer Fellow, and an MA in Creative Writing from the International Institute of Modern Letters. Her poems have appeared widely in New Zealand and international journals. March 2014, 210 x 148 mm, 64 pages, world rights except UK and Europe Paperback, , $ /7

5 Autumn 2014 KO TE WHENUA TE UTU / LAND IS THE PRICE: ESSAYS ON MAORI HISTORY, LAND AND POLITICS M P K Sorrenson For more than half a century, M P K (Keith) Sorrenson one of New Zealand s leading historians has dived deeper than anyone into the story of two peoples in New Zealand. Here he brings together his major writing from the last 56 years into a powerful whole covering topics from the origins of Māori (and Pākehā ideas about those origins), through land purchases and the King Movement of the nineteenth century, and on to twentieth-century politics and the new history of the Waitangi Tribunal. It is a powerful history of Māori and Pākehā in New Zealand. M P K Sorrenson (Ngāti Pukenga, Pākehā) taught for many years at the University of Auckland and has also been a member of the Waitangi Tribunal. Sorrenson s books include Maori Origins and Migrations and the threevolume work Na To Hoa Aroha, From Your Dear Friend: The Correspondence between Sir Apirana Ngata and Sir Peter Buck. April 2014, 230 x 165 mm, 344 pages Paperback, , $ /9

6 Autumn 2014 HEARTLAND Michele Leggott Michele Leggott s new book of poetry follows on from her 2009 collection, Mirabile Dictu, in its exploration of light and of gathering dark. Leggott is a poet of the lilting, shining moment and the sections here follow some of her own moments and movements, experiments and experiences to Devonport, to Australia, to the north as well as reverberating with the stories and histories of others. A splendid, immersive collection of poetry, Heartland is also, Leggott says, a destination and a song, a shadow and a single word with two chambers. Michele Leggott is an award-winning poet and literary scholar, a professor in the Department of English at the University of Auckland. She was the inaugural New Zealand poet laureate from 2007 to 2009 and received a Prime Minister s Award for Literary Achievement in Poetry in April 2014, 230 x 165 mm, 120 pages Paperback with flaps, , $ /11

7 Summer 2014 experiments (our life together) here is my experiment with the dark we run to the top of the street and crossing it become aware of the fountain s lip and mosaics under water pink blue hyaline we step through the foot bath yes the gold leaf is holding on here is my experiment with stars it is a dormitory on the top floor this two o clock the babies wrapped loosely in sheets asleep and somehow not falling out of their little moulded beds the blinds drawn down the afternoon heat here is my experiment with humours memory and the wind ruffles her hair there are no fences on the sun only a truck bouncing on the flood its wheels gone and us inside scared to death and still steering here is my experiment with rain we swim and let the current take us where it will which is some toehold around the corner under cliffs of black honeycomb the saltwater pool afloat on its concrete rim here is my experiment with amygdala in the morning we find a bar and marmellata as the sun comes up and the streets are cool a slice of duomo at the end of each stony block an orchestration a theatre of the mind aqueous the home movie tears on the lens and always the return to rivers their flumes and fumaroles so plural so carrying so carried away here is my experiment with immanence who was waiting there who was asking me to look at heaven from the end of a dark wharf and when I did when I raised my empty eyes here is my experiment with light the city was there a necklace of light a horizon which leaves me now the dear shapes here is my experiment with periphery gone to sound the end wrapped around the beginning a piano in a dark room that is who was asking me not to forget quite what it is like and never the same rippling scales in another room a gallery at the top of the stairs a cupola a vault here is my experiment with river a canopy a river of light on the ceiling 12/13

8 Autumn 2014 THE WANDERING MIND: WHAT THE BRAIN DOES WHEN YOU RE NOT LOOKING Michael C Corballis While psychologists write bestsellers about humans smarter side language, cognition, consciousness and self-help gurus harangue us to be attentive, we all know that much of the time our minds are just goofing off. So what does the brain do when you re not looking? Rooted in neuroscience, psychology and evolutionary biology but written with Corballis s signature wit and wisdom, The Wandering Mind takes us into the world of the defaultmode network to tackle big questions. What do rats dream about? What s with our fiction addiction? Is the hippocampus where free will takes a holiday? And does mind-wandering drive creativity? Michael Corballis is professor emeritus at the University of Auckland. He is the author most recently of The Recursive Mind: The Origins of Human Language, Thought and Civilization (Princeton University Press) and Pieces of Mind: 21 Short Walks around the Human Brain (Auckland University Press). May 2014, 210 x 140 mm, 184 pages, NZ rights only Paperback, , $ /15

9 Autumn 2014 MARANGA MAI! TE REO AND MARAE IN CRISIS? Edited by Merata Kawharu Since the cultural renaissance of the 1970s and 1980s, Māori have made huge efforts to reinvigorate te reo and the life of marae as the cornerstones of Māori identity. But now, in 2014, are te reo and marae in crisis? The number of children in kōhanga reo is down and fewer and fewer people are participating in marae activities. Without a living language spoken regularly on the marae, what is the future for Māori culture? Focusing on Tai Tokerau but with conclusions applicable across the country, the leading Māori scholars and elders in Maranga Mai! call for people to wake up to these challenges and pose potential solutions. Edited by Merata Kawharu, director of research at the James Henare Māori Research Centre; with contributions by Erima Henare, Merimeri Penfold, Paul Tapsell, Hōne Sadler, Arapera Ngaha, Kevin Robinson, Margie Hohepa, Fraser Toi, Stephen McTaggart, Kiri Toki, Paratene Tane, Jade Aikman-Dodd, Michael Hennessy and Krzysztof Pfeiffer. May 2014, 230 x 165 mm, 280 pages, colour illustrations Paperback, , $45 16/17

10 Winter 2014 HALCYON GHOSTS Sam Sampson Halcyon Ghosts presents thirteen poems, thirteen shapes of knowing from the cinematic reel The Kid, splicing stills of the poet s grandmother and Charlie Chaplin, to the re-verse soundings of Six Reels of Joy, celebrating the birth of the poet s daughter. Poems layer, link and break apart, sampling and echoing other texts whether the everlasting cataracts of Keats and Dylan Thomas or reportage gleaned from territorial newspapers of the Old West. Halcyon Ghosts is a profoundly philosophical and personal collection, an assemblage of unearthed vestiges, a quintessence where names displaced by light, are dark but not lost.... Ever-changing, language spills its story. Sam Sampson grew up in Titirangi. His first collection with Auckland University Press, Everything Talks, won the NZSA Jessie Mackay Best First Book Award for Poetry in June 2014, 230 x 165 mm, 96 pages Paperback, , $ /19

11 Winter 2014 VERTICAL LIVING: THE ARCHITECTURAL CENTRE AND THE REMAKING OF WELLINGTON Julia Gatley & Paul Walker The Architectural Centre was founded in 1946 by a bunch of students and idealists to realise their visions for a modern city. Over the following half century, they wrote manifestos, furthered education, published a magazine, hosted exhibitions and campaigned politically, helping to shape the possibilities of modern life in urban New Zealand. Vertical Living charts these activists and their projects in architecture and urban planning, visual and craft arts, graphic and industrial design. In recovering the history, politics and planning of the Architectural Centre, this book also offers a history of urban Wellington from the 1940s to the 1990s and beyond. Julia Gatley is a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland and editor of Group Architects (2010) and Long Live the Modern (2008). Paul Walker is a professor of architecture at the University of Melbourne. Includes contributions from Damian Skinner and Justine Clark. July 2014, 240 x 180 mm, 232 pages, colour illustrations Hardback, , $ /21

12 Winter 2014 SHIGERU BAN: CARDBOARD CATHEDRAL Andrew Barrie Photographs by Bridgit Anderson & Stephen Goodenough In Christchurch s inner city a highly symbolic building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Shigeru Ban has just taken shape: a Cardboard Cathedral to stand in for the historic building devastated by the earthquakes of 2010 and This book backgrounds Ban s remarkable story and documents the construction of the cathedral his largest post-disaster structure to date from conception to completion. Offering profound insights into great architecture and its social role, this book is vital reading for all those looking to what the future might hold for Christchurch. Andrew Barrie is a professor of design in the School of Architecture at the University of Auckland. With a foreword by the Very Reverend Lynda Patterson; an essay by Shigeru Ban; photographs by Bridgit Anderson and Stephen Goodenough; concept notes from Yoshie Narimatsu; and an afterword by David Mitchell. August 2014, 235 x 165 mm, 252 pages, b/w and colour illustrations, NZ & Australian rights only Hardback, , $ /23

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14 Spring 2014 PUNA WAI KŌRERO: AN ANTHOLOGY OF MĀORI POETRY IN ENGLISH Edited by Reina Whaitiri & Robert Sullivan In this pioneering anthology, two leading Māori scholars collect Māori poetic voices in English and let flow a wellspring of poetry. From revered established writers and exciting new poets, the works offer a broad picture of Māori poetry in English. There are laments for koro and hopes for mokopuna; celebrations of the land and anger at its abuse; retellings of myth and reclamations of history. Featuring the major figures Hone Tuwhare, J. C. Sturm, Trixie Te Arama Menzies, Bub Bridger, Apirana Taylor and Roma Pōtiki, this anthology traces the deep whakapapa of Māori poetry and celebrates its current strength. Robert Sullivan (Ngāpuhi) and Reina Whaitiri (Kāi Tahu) are teachers and scholars, the editors of Homeland: New Writing from America, the Pacific, and Asia and, with Albert Wendt, the volumes of contemporary Polynesian poems in English Whetu Moana and Mauri Ola. September 2014, 230 x 172 mm, 416 pages Paperback, , $ /27

15 Spring 2014 HOW TO BE DEAD IN A YEAR OF SNAKES Chris Tse On a Sunday in 1905 a year of the snake a man went hunting for a Chinaman on Haining Street, Wellington. In his first full-length collection, Chris Tse revisits the murder of Cantonese goldminer Joe Kum Yung, paying proper respect to the many lives consumed by the crime. In poems of quietly polished, resonant language and charged imagery, Tse gives a voice to the dead man and his tragic chorus, and asks us to consider our collective responsibility to remember the dead and the injustices of our past. Born and raised in Lower Hutt, Chris Tse is an editor, writer, actor, musician and occasional filmmaker. Tse was one of three poets featured in AUP New Poets 4 (Auckland University Press, 2011); and his work has also appeared in Turbine, Sport, Landfall, Cha and Best New Zealand Poems and been recorded for Radio New Zealand. September 2014, 210 x 165 mm, 80 pages Paperback, , $ /29

16 Spring 2014 THE HEALTHY COUNTRY? A HISTORY OF LIFE AND DEATH IN NEW ZEALAND Alistair Woodward & Tony Blakely The extraordinary story of life and death in Aotearoa New Zealand from first Māori settlement to the twenty-first century. Did Maori or Europeans live longer in 1769? How did Pākehā New Zealanders become the healthiest, longest lived people on the face of the globe and why did Māori not enjoy the same life expectancy? Why was New Zealanders health and longevity surpassed by other nations in the late twentieth century? Through quantitative data, presented in accessible graphics and lively text, the authors analyse the impact of nutrition and disease, immigration and unemployment, alcohol and obesity, medicine and vaccination. The result is a powerful argument about how we live and why we die in this country (and what we might do about it). Alistair Woodward is professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at the School of Public Health at the University of Auckland and Tony Blakely is professor of public health at the University of Otago, Wellington. October 2014, 228 x 152 mm, 296 pages approx Paperback, , $ /31

17 Spring 2014 KO TAUTORO, TE PITO O TOKU AO: A NGĀPUHI NARRATIVE Hōne Sadler Ko Tautoro, Te Pito o Toku Ao is Ngāpuhi elder Hōne Sadler s powerful account of the origins, history and culture of the Ngāpuhi people. The largest iwi in New Zealand, Ngāpuhi and its people have occupied the northern North Island, from Tāmaki in the south to Te Rerenga Wairua in the north, from the time of their arrival from Hawaiki. Presented in te reo and English on facing pages, the narrative of Ngāpuhi is told by weaving together karakia and whakapapa, histories and kōrero that have been part of the oral traditions of Ngāpuhi s whānau, hapū and iwi, handed down on marae and other gathering places, for generations. Hōne Sadler is a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland. He grew up speaking only te reo Māori and is now a renowned orator. October 2014, 240 x 170 mm, 204 pages approx Hardback, , $ /33

18 Spring 2014 HELLO GIRLS AND BOYS! A NEW ZEALAND TOY STORY David Veart Toys are fun, but they are also serious business, as David Veart makes clear in this remarkable story of New Zealanders and their toys from Māori voyagers to twenty-first-century gamers. Deploying the tools of archaeology and oral history, Veart digs through centuries of pocket knives and plasticine to take us deep into the childhoods of Aotearoa. Hello Girls and Boys! covers the crazes and collecting, playtimes and preoccupations of big and little New Zealand kids for generations. With its memories of knucklebones and double happys, marbles and Meccano, Tonka trucks and Buzzy Bees, this is a seriously fun New Zealand toy story. David Veart is the author of First Catch Your Weka: A Story of New Zealand Cooking (AUP, 2008) and Digging up the Past: Archaeology for the Young and Curious (AUP, 2011). November 2014, 240 x 195 mm, 344 pages approx, colour illustrations Hardback, , $65 34/35

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20 Spring 2014 TELL YOU WHAT: GREAT NEW ZEALAND NONFICTION, 2014 Edited by Susanna Andrew & Jolisa Gracewood On blogs and Twitter, in magazines and journals, at prizegivings and pōwhiri, New Zealanders are talking about the world. This book collects some of New Zealand s best true stories from the past year or so and tell you what we are swimming in great nonfiction. This anthology takes us to new places, introduces us to new people, asks new questions and brings us a little closer to the true and the real. We ve got mountain climbing and family secrets, cannibal snails and dangerous swims. We ve got births. Deaths. Marriages. House auctions. Steve Braunias and Lara Strongman, Eleanor Catton and Tina Makereti. We ve got real, live stories, written to last. Susanna Andrew writes about books in Metro Magazine. Jolisa Gracewood is probably New Zealand s most prolific tweeter, and reviews books when she s not editing them. November 2014, 198 x 130 mm, 180 pages approx Paperback, , $29.99 I, CLODIA, AND OTHER PORTRAITS Anna Jackson I, Clodia is the story of Clodia Metelli poet and lover and her relations with her far-away paramour Catullus, husband Metellus Celer, brother Publius Clodius and accuser Cicero. By giving Clodia the Lesbia of Catullus s famous love poetry her own first-person narration, Anna Jackson upends and reinvigorates the beloved classical sequence with biting wit and tender attention. The book s second section, The photographer s secret, furthers this superb exploration of voice and portrayal as the photographer considers the art of portraiture. Anna Jackson takes us within and without a range of characters in her characteristically witty style sometimes mock breathless, sometimes dryly pointed, and always clever, stylish and emotionally engaging. Anna Jackson has published 51 3 poetry collections with Auckland University Press, most recently Thicket (2011). She teaches English literature at Victoria University of Wellington. November 2014, 210 x 135 mm, 80 pages approx Paperback, , $ /39

21 Spring 2014 YOUNG COUNTRY Kerry Hines Young Country is a book of poetry by twenty-first-century writer Kerry Hines alongside images by nineteenthcentury photographer William Williams. The wry, plainspoken but haunting poems sit alongside evocative photographs of settlement: landscapes, streetscapes, skyscapes; the escapades of a trio of flatmates; portraits of family and friends; burnt bush and rising buildings. Together, the stunning photographs and poems of Young Country offer a meditation on how we capture the present and re-present the past, on the parallels between building a community and authoring a text, and on the possibilities that expansive fiction offers to documented truth. Poet Kerry Hines has a PhD from Victoria University for her thesis After the Fact: Poems, Photographs, and Regenerating Histories, part of which forms the basis for Young Country. November 2014, 224 x 162 mm, 204 pages approx, illustrations Hardback, , $ /41

22 Summer 2014 A WHAKAPAPA OF TRADITION: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF NGĀTI POROU CARVING, Ngarino Ellis, with new photography by Natalie Robertson From the emergence of the chapel and the wharenui in the nineteenth century to the rejuvenation of carving by Apirana Ngata in the 1920s, Māori carving went through a rapid evolution from 1830 to Three previously dominant art traditions declined and were replaced by whare karakia (churches), whare whakairo (decorated meeting houses) and wharekai (dining halls). Via the Iwirākau School of carving, based in the Waiapu Valley on the East Coast, Ellis examines how and why that transformation took place. This book will be a landmark volume in the history of writing about Māori art. Ngarino Ellis (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Porou) is a lecturer in the Department of Art History at the University of Auckland. Natalie Robertson (Ngāti Porou, Clann Dhònnchaidh) is a photographic artist and senior lecturer at AUT University. December 2014, 248 x 200 mm, 328 pages approx, colour illustrations Hardback, , $ /43

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24 Art 2013 This is what we got up to last year: pottery and poetry, parrots and patches. HIS OWN STEAM: THE WORK OF BARRY BRICKELL David Craig & Gregory O Brien, new photography by Haruhiko Sameshima It is a book to hold and admire, a book to browse and read, a book to treasure, a book I feel proud and privileged to own. Graham Beattie, Beattie s Book Blog May 2013, 248 x 200 mm, 232 pages, colour illustrations Hardback, , $65 Finalist, New Zealand Post Book Awards, Illustrated Non-fiction 47

25 Economics 2013 History 2013 GET OFF THE GRASS: KICKSTARTING NEW ZEALAND S INNOVATION ECONOMY Shaun Hendy & Paul Callaghan HOME IN THE HOWLING WILDERNESS: SETTLERS AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTHERN NEW ZEALAND Peter Holland A timely contribution to the key debate on how we are to become a wealthier, healthier society. New Zealand Business August 2013, 210 x 140 mm, 248 pages Paperback, , $34.99 This is a fascinating book, full of illuminating local detail about the experiences of the first generations of settlers who so transformed the southern part of New Zealand s South Island. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space February 2013, 230 x 165 mm, 256 pages, illustrations Paperback, , $

26 History 2013 History 2013 PATCHED: THE HISTORY OF GANGS IN NEW ZEALAND Jarrod Gilbert EXTRA! EXTRA! HOW THE PEOPLE MADE THE NEWS David Hastings... New Zealand s gang history is as diverse and rich as any aspect of our society. For the first time the subject has been properly tackled thanks to the long-term, meticulous research of Jarrod Gilbert Jimmy Ellingham, Manawatu Standard This is a fascinating and thoroughly researched account of the evolution, rise and fall of newspapers and journalism in New Zealand. Tom O Connor, Your Weekend March 2013, 210 x 142 mm, 296 pages, illustrations Paperback, , $45 March 2013, 230 x 165 mm, 384 pages, colour and b/w illustrations Paperback, , $49.99 Finalist, New Zealand Post Book Awards, General Non-fiction Winner, New Zealand Post Book Awards, People s Choice 50 51

27 History 2013 History 2013 FRIENDLY FIRE: NUCLEAR POLITICS AND THE COLLAPSE OF ANZUS, Gerald Hensley MATTERS OF THE HEART: A HISTORY OF INTERRACIAL MARRIAGE IN NEW ZEALAND Angela Wanhalla It is a beautifully written, thoroughly researched, and carefully argued work that is likely to remain an absolutely essential source on its subject for years to come. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Roger Dingman, New Zealand International Review For many, myself included, these are foundation stories in our whakapapa. Not only that, they are foundation stories of the nation s whakapapa. Aaron Smale, Mana September 2013, 240 x 170 mm, 316 pages, illustrations Paperback, , $49.99 May 2013, 215 x 140 mm, 348 pages, illustrations Paperback, , $

28 History 2013 Memoir 2013 CHANGING TIMES: NEW ZEALAND SINCE 1945 Jenny Carlyon & Diana Morrow SELF-PORTRAIT Marti Friedlander, with Hugo Manson By mapping out how far New Zealand has moved since 1945, Changing Times provides a window into who we are today. Carl Davidson, The Press November 2013, 234 x 156 mm, 576 pages, illustrations Paperback, , $49.99 Self-Portrait is the most candid self-portrait published by a New Zealand photographer. Its candour, honesty and humour frame it as more than just a memorable book; it charms us from its first page where the artist signals she will show us what her life has meant. Ron Brownson, Art New Zealand October 2013, 240 x 190 mm, 264 pages, illustrations Hardback, , $

29 Natural History 2013 BIRDS OF NEW ZEALAND: A PHOTOGRAPHIC GUIDE Paul Scofield & Brent Stephenson Complete with stunning photographs by Brent Stephenson, this book is a must have for those with an interest in New Zealand birds or photography. Garden New Zealand September 2013, 233 x 162 mm, 552 pages, colour illustrations Flexibind, , $59.99, NZ & Australian rights only 56 57

30 Contemporary Issues 2013 Poetry 2013 A NEW ZEALAND BOOK OF BEASTS: ANIMALS IN OUR CULTURE, HISTORY AND EVERYDAY LIFE Annie Potts, Philip Armstrong & Deidre Brown A New Zealand Book of Beasts explores the cultural context behind the way we think about animals in New Zealand, with humour and academic rigour Sarah Dunn, stuff.co.nz THE YELLOW BUOY: POEMS C K Stead This is a collection to savour on every level. You move from scholarliness to reflection to anecdote to confession. Every poem stalled me. I embraced the economy along with the sumptuousness. Paula Green, New Zealand Herald February 2013, 224 x 164 mm, 144 pages Paperback w/ flaps, , $27.99, world rights except UK & Europe December 2013, 240 x 170 mm, 340 pages, colour and b/w illustrations Paperback, , $

31 Poetry 2013 Poetry 2013 THE BLUE COAT Elizabeth Smither THE LIFEGUARD: POEMS Ian Wedde The Blue Coat achieves that unforced harmony of moral and aesthetic understatement which I take to have been the tacit project of all Smither s poetry Michael Hulse, New Zealand Books April 2013, 210 x 148 mm, 80 pages Paperback, , $ The Lifeguard stands out as a landmark for poetry and for Wedde. This is an exhilarating and important book. Anne Kennedy, Landfall Review Online May 2013, 228 x 148 mm, 96 pages Paperback, , $27.99 Finalist, New Zealand Post Book Awards, Poetry 60 61

32 Poetry 2013 Poetry 2013 GLEAM Sarah Broom DARK SPARRING: POEMS Selina Tusitala Marsh Her reflections on life, parenthood, pain and death appear again and again throughout the collection, polished to a gentle sheen by the light touch of her language. Sarah Dunn, Nelson Mail August 2013, 216 x 135 mm, 64 pages Paperback, , $24.99 Marsh s second collection is everything you d hope for (and more): finely crafted, tightly executed, entertaining, thought-provoking, original and extraordinarily refreshing. New Zealand Listener October 2013, 210 x 165 mm, 104 pages Paperback w/ audio CD, , $

33 BACKLIST Psychology and archaeology. Modernism and mōteatea. Sonnets and seismic shifts. We re interested in almost everything. ART AND ARCHITECTURE BAKER, Kriselle. The Desire of the Line: Ralph Hotere Figurative Works. 156p, colour illus, 2005, $59.99, BELL, Leonard. Marti Friedlander. 240p, colour illus, hb, 2nd imp, 2010, $75, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards Finalist, PANZ Book Design Awards BLUNDELL, Sally (ed.). Look This Way: New Zealand Writers on New Zealand Artists. 200p, colour illus, 2007, $49.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards BROWN, Gordon H. Towards a Promised Land: On the Life and Art of Colin McCahon. 216p, colour illus, 2010, $79.99, * BUCHANAN, Iain, DUNN, Michael & EASTMOND, Elizabeth. Frances Hodgkins: Paintings and Drawings. 214p, colour & b/w illus, revised (pb) edn 2002, $69.99, * DUNN, Michael. Nerli: An Italian Painter in the South Pacific. 154p, colour plates & b/w illus, hb, 2005, $89.99, DUNN, Michael. New Zealand Painting: A Concise History. 224p, colour & b/w illus, hb, 3rd imp, 2007, $99.99, DUNN Michael. New Zealand Sculpture: A History (updated edn). 204p, colour & b/w illus, 2008, $99.99, GATLEY, Julia. Athfield Architects. 320p, colour illus, hb, 2012, $75, GATLEY, Julia (ed.). Long Live the Modern: New Zealand s New Architecture, p, b/w illus, 3rd imp, 2009, $75, * O BRIEN, Gregory. Back and Beyond: New Zealand Painting for the Young and Curious. 112p, colour illus, 2nd imp, 2009, $34.99, Winner, NZ Post Children s Book Award for Non-fiction 2009.* O BRIEN, Gregory. A Micronaut in the Wide World: The Imaginative Life and Times of Graham Percy. 184p, colour illus, hb, 2nd imp, 2012, $59.99, Finalist, NZ Post Book Award for Illustrated Non-fiction O BRIEN, Gregory. Welcome to the South Seas: Contemporary New Zealand Art for Young People. 96p, colour illus, hb, 3rd imp, 2005, $34.99, Winner, NZ Post Children s Book Award for Non-fiction Winner, LIANZA Elsie Locke Award Finalist, Spectrum Print Design Awards 2005.* POUND, Francis. The Invention of New Zealand: Art and National Identity, p, colour illus, hb, 2nd imp, 2010, $75, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards SHEPARD, Deborah (ed.). Between the Lives: Partners in Art. 246p, colour plates & b/w illus, 2005, $49.99, * SIMPSON, Peter. Colin McCahon: The Titirangi Years, p, colour illus, 2007, $59.99, SIMPSON, Peter. Fantastica: The World of Leo Bensemann. 232p, colour illus, hb, 2011, $75, SIMPSON, Peter & PERYER, Peter. Peter Peryer: Photographer. 144p, colour illus, 2008, $59.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards SKINNER, Damian. The Carver and the Artist: Māori Art in the Twentieth Century. 232p, colour illus, 2008, $89.99, * Out of stock in New Zealand but available from overseas distributors 65

34 Backlist TREVELYAN, Jill & TREADWELL, Sarah. Joanna Margaret Paul: Drawing. 140p, colour illus, 2006, $59.99, WEDDE, Ian. Bill Culbert: Making Light Work. 272p, colour illus, hb, 2009, $99.99, WRIGHT, Alan & HANFLING, Edward. Mrkusich: The Art of Transformation. 240p, colour illus, hb, 2009, $99.99, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards ASIAN STUDIES IP, Manying. Being Māori Chinese: Mixed Identities. 272p, illus, 2008, $49.99, IP, Manying (ed.). The Dragon and the Taniwha: Māori and Chinese in New Zealand. 384p, 2009, $49.99, JOHNSON, Henry & MOLOUGHNEY, Brian (eds). Asia in the Making of New Zealand. 304p, illus, 2007, $49.99, BIOGRAPHY/AUTOBIOGRAPHY/ CORRESPONDENCE/MEMOIR BATISTICH, Amelia. Never Lost for Words. 224p, illus, 2001, $39.99, * BERTRAM, James. Capes of China Slide Away: A Memoir of Peace and War, p, illus, 1993, $49.99, CARTER, Ian. Gadfly: The Life and Times of James Shelley. 346p, illus, 1993, hb, $49.99, CHALLIS, Derek & RAWLINSON, Gloria. The Book of Iris: A Life of Robin Hyde. 800p, illus, 2002, hb, $69.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards EDMOND, Martin. The Autobiography of My Father. 179p, pb, 2nd imp, 1993, $29.95, Finalist, Wattie Book Award.* EDMOND, Martin. Chronicle of the Unsung. 216p, 3rd imp, 2005, $39.99, Winner, Montana NZ Book Award for Biography EDMOND, Martin. Waimarino County and Other Excursions. 272p, 2007, $39.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards EDMOND, Martin. Dark Night: Walking With McCahon. 208p, 2011, $37.99, FAHEY, Jacqueline. Before I Forget. 224p, colour & b/w illus, 2012, $45, FAHEY, Jacqueline. Something for the Birds. 216p, illus, 2nd imp, 2012, $45, FAIRBURN, Miles. Nearly Out of Heart and Hope: The Puzzle of a Colonial Labourer s Diary. 275p, pb, 1995, $39.95, * FARRELL, Fiona. The Broken Book. 208p, 5th imp, 2012, $34.99, Finalist, NZ Post Book Award for Non-fiction 2012; Finalist, Nielsen NZ Booksellers Choice Award GILL, Linda (ed.). Letters of Frances Hodgkins. 594p, illus, hb, 1993, $69.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards 1994.* GUSTAFSON, Barry. His Way: A Biography of Robert Muldoon. 352p, illus, hb, 2nd imp, 2000, $59.99, Winner, ARANZ Ian Wards Prize. GUSTAFSON, Barry. Kiwi Keith: A Biography of Keith Holyoake. 420p, illus, hb, 2nd imp, 2008, $59.99, HENSLEY, Gerald. Final Approaches. 328p, illus, 2nd imp, 2006, $49.99, HERCOCK, Fay. Alice: The Making of a Woman Doctor p, illus, 1999, $45, * HOWE, K R. Singer in a Songless Land: A Life of Edward Tregear, p, 1991, $45, LOCKE, Elsie & MATTHEWS, Jacquie (eds). Stick Out Keep Left: An Autobiography by Margaret Thorn. 144p, illus, 1997, $34.99, With Bridget Williams Books. LONEY, Alan. The Falling. 144p, 2001, $34.99, LOWRY, Vanya. From the Wistaria Bush. 168p, illus, 2001, $39.99, McCORMICK, E H. An Absurd Ambition: Autobiographical Writings. Edited by Dennis McEldowney. 220p, illus, 1996, $45, McCORMICK, E H. Portrait of Frances Hodgkins. 160p, illus, 3rd imp, 1990, $34.99, Winner, NZ Book Award for Book Production McELDOWNEY, Dennis. Shaking the Bee Tree. 223p, 1992, $39.99, McELDOWNEY, Dennis. Then and There: A 1970s Diary. 212p, illus, 1995, $39.99, McELDOWNEY, Dennis. The World Regained. 142p, illus, 2001, $34.99, MARTIN, Beryl. A Family from Barra: An Adoption Story. 212p, 1997, $39.99, With Bridget Williams Books.* MILLAR, Paul. No Fretful Sleeper: A Life of Bill Pearson. 432p, illus, 2010, $59.99, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards PRICE, Chris. Brief Lives. 168p, 2nd imp, 2007, $29.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards Winner, Spectrum Print Book Design Award for Best Non-illustrated Book. REID, Bryan. After the Fireworks: A Life of David Ballantyne. 232p, 2004, $49.99, RICHARDS, Ian. To Bed at Noon: The Life and Art of Maurice Duggan. 476p, illus, 1997, $59.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards SHARP, Iain. Heaphy. 240p, colour illus, hb, 2008, $69.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards SHEPARD, Deborah. Her Life s Work: Conversations with Five New Zealand Women. 336p, illus, 2009, $45, SHIEFF, Sarah. Talking Music: Conversations with New Zealand Musicians. 216p, photographs by Robert Cross, audio CD, 2002, $49.99, SMITHER, Elizabeth. The Commonplace Book: A Writer s Journey Through Quotations. 200p, 2011, $34.99, SMITHER, Elizabeth. The Journal Box. 180p, 1996, $34.99, SORRENSON, M P K (ed.). Na To Hoa Aroha, From Your Dear Friend: The Correspondence of Sir Apirana Ngata and Sir Peter Buck, Vol III, 288p, illus, 1988, $49.99, * STEAD, C K. South-West of Eden: A Memoir, p, hb, 2010, $45, STONE, R C J. Young Logan Campbell. 287p, illus, hb, 1982, $45, STURM, Terry. An Unsettled Spirit: The Life and Frontier Fiction of Edith Lyttleton (G B Lancaster). 320p, illus, 2003, $49.99, World rights except North America. Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards TEMPLE, Philip. A Sort of Conscience: The Wakefields. 584p, illus, pb edn $55, Winner, ARANZ Ian Wards Prize; Ernest Scott History Prize; Best Biography Montana NZ Book Awards,

35 Backlist BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS BOLLARD, Alan with GAITANOS, Sarah. Crisis: One Central Bank Governor and the Global Financial Collapse (updated edn). 264p, 2012, $34.99, CALLAGHAN, Paul. Wool to Weta: Transforming New Zealand s Culture and Economy. 184p, 4th imp, 2012, $34.99, CAMPBELL-HUNT, Colin/CANZ. World Famous in New Zealand: How New Zealand s Leading Firms Became World-Class Competitors. 248p, 2001, $45, EASTON, Brian. Globalisation and the Wealth of Nations. 260p, 2007, $49.99, FLEMING, Robin. The Common Purse: Income Sharing in New Zealand Families. 200p, 1997, $45, With Bridget Williams Books. IRVING, David, KOLB, Darl, SHEPHERD, Deborah & WOODS, Christine. Changing Gears: How to Take Your Kiwi Business from the Kitchen Table to the Boardroom. 168p, 2nd imp, 2012, $34.99, LATTIMORE, Ralph & EAQUB, Shamubeel. The New Zealand Economy: An Introduction. 184p, 2011, $34.99, THE DICTIONARY OF NEW ZEALAND BIOGRAPHY Published in association with the Ministry for Culture and Heritage The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume One: p, hb, 4th imp, 1998, $150, * The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume Three: p, hb, 2nd imp, 2000, $150, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume Four: p, hb, 2nd imp, 1999, $150, Ngā Tāngata Taumata Rau: p, hb, 1990, $79.99, * Ngā Tāngata Taumata Rau: p, hb, 1994, $79.99, Ngā Tāngata Taumata Rau: p, illus, hb, 1996, $79.99, Ngā Tāngata Taumata Rau: p, hb, 1998, $79.99, * Ngā Tāngata Taumata Rau: p, hb, 2000, $79.99, * Māpihi Kahurangi: Illustrated Biographies from Nga Tangata Taumata Rau, p, 1993, $19.99, Te Kīngitanga: The People of the Māori King Movement. 136p, 3rd imp, 2014, $39.99, HISTORY BARNES, Felicity. New Zealand s London: A Colony and its Metropolis. 344p, illus, 2012, $49.99, BASSETT, Michael. The Mother of All Departments. 312p, illus, 1997, $49.99, BELGRAVE, Michael. Historical Frictions: Maori Claims and Reinvented Histories. 396p, 2005, , $ Choice Award 2011, PANZ Book Design Awards Random House NZ Award for Best Illustrated Book. BRYDER, Linda. A History of the Unfortunate Experiment at National Women s Hospital. 256p, 2009, $49.99, Finalist, Ernest Scott Prize BRYDER, Linda. A Voice for Mothers: the Plunket Society and Infant Welfare p, illus, 2003, $49.99, NZ & Australian rights only. CALLISTER, Sandy. The Face of War: New Zealand s Great War Photography. 160p, illus, 2nd imp, 2011, $49.99, CHAPMAN, Robert & SINCLAIR, Keith (eds). Studies of a Small Democracy: Essays in Honour of Willis Airey. 288p, hb, 1963, $45, CLARKE, Alison. Holiday Seasons: Christmas, New Year and Easter in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand. 200p, illus, 2007, $34.99, AUP Studies in Cultural and Social History, 4. CRAWFORD, John & McGIBBON, Ian (eds). One Flag, One Queen, One Tongue: New Zealand, the British Empire and the South African War. 240p, illus, 2003, $49.99, DALEY, Caroline. Girls and Women, Men and Boys: Gender in Taradale, p, illus, 1999, $49.99, Winner, J M Sherrard Award for Regional History DALEY, Caroline. Leisure and Pleasure: Reshaping and Revealing the New Zealand Body p, illus, 2003, $49.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards DALEY, Caroline & NOLAN, Melanie (eds). Suffrage and Beyond. 384p, 1994, $49.99, DALLEY, Bronwyn. Family Matters: Child Welfare in Twentieth-Century New Zealand. 456p, illus, 1998, $49.99, * DALLEY, Bronwyn & LABRUM, Bronwyn. Fragments: New Zealand Social and Cultural History. 246p, illus, 2000, $45, DALLEY, Bronwyn & PHILLIPS, Jock (eds). Going Public: The Changing Face of New Zealand History. 226p, illus, 2001, $45, DAY, Patrick. Voice and Vision: A History of Broadcasting in New Zealand, Volume p, illus, hb, 2000, $59.99, DUNLEAVY, Trisha. Ourselves in Primetime: A History of New Zealand Television Drama. 342p, 2005, illus, $49.99, EDMOND, Martin. Zone of the Marvellous: In Search of the Antipodes. 264p, 3rd imp, 2011, $39.99, GREEN, Anna & HUTCHING, Megan (eds). Remembering: Writing Oral History. 192p, illus, 2004, $49.99, * GRIFFITH, Penny, HUGHES, Peter & LONEY, Alan. A Book in the Hand: Essays on the History of the Book in New Zealand. 268p, illus, 2000, $45, HARPER, Glyn (ed.). Letters From Gallipoli: New Zealand Soldiers Write Home. 344p, illus, 2011, $45, HASTINGS, David. Over the Mountains of the Sea: Life on the Migrant Ships, p, illus, 2nd imp, 2007, $49.99, * The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume Two: p, hb, 2nd imp, 1993, $150, BOURKE, Chris. Blue Smoke: The Lost Dawn of New Zealand Popular Music, p, colour illus, 2010, $59.99, Winner, NZ Post Book of the Year, NZ Post General Non-Fiction Award, NZ Post People s DALEY, Caroline & MONTGOMERIE, Deborah (eds). The Gendered Kiwi. 256p, illus, 1999, $45, HILLIARD, Chris. The Bookmen s Dominion: Cultural Life in New Zealand p, illus, 2006, $34.99, AUP Studies in Cultural and Social History,

36 Backlist HUNTER, Ian. Age of Enterprise: Discovering the New Zealand Entrepreneur, p, illus, 2007, $49.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards HUNTER, Ian & MORROW, Diana (eds). City of Enterprise: Perspectives on Auckland Business History. 280p, hb, illus, 2006, $49.99, LABRUM, Bronwyn, McKERGOW, Fiona & GIBSON, Stephanie (eds). Looking Flash: Clothing in Aotearoa New Zealand. 300p, colour & b/w illus, 2007, $49.99, LANGE, Raeburn. May the People Live: A History of Maori Health Development p, illus, 1999, $49.99, LAURENSON, Helen B. Going Up, Going Down: The Rise and Fall of the Department Store. 176p, illus, 3rd imp, 2008, $34.99, AUP Studies in Cultural and Social History, 2. McELDOWNEY, Dennis. A Press Achieved: The Emergence of Auckland University Press, p, illus, 2001, $34.99, McKINNON, Malcolm. Treasury: A History of the New Zealand Treasury. 528p, illus, 2003, $49.99, Winner, ARANZ Ian Wards Prize, MONTGOMERIE, Deborah. Love in Time of War: Letter Writing in the Second World War. 146p, illus, 2005, $34.99, AUP Studies in Cultural and Social History, 1. O MALLEY, Vincent. The Meeting Place: Māori and Pākeha Encounters, p, colour illus, 2012, $45, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards PEDEN, Robert. Making Sheep Country: Mt Peel Station and the Transformation of the Tussock Lands. 296p, colour illus, 2011, $49.99, PHILLIPS, Jock & HEARN, Terry. Settlers: New Zealand Immigrants from England, Ireland and Scotland, p, illus, 2nd imp, 2011, $45, POOL, Ian, DHARMALINGAM, Arunachalam & SCEATS, Janet. The New Zealand Family from 1840: A Demo-graphic History, 474p, 2007, $49.99, PRIESTLEY, Rebecca. Mad on Radium: New Zealand in the Atomic Age. 296p, illus, 2012, $45, RABEL, Roberto. New Zealand and the Vietnam War: Politics and Diplomacy. 444p, illus, 2005, $49.99, REID, Nicholas. The University of Auckland: The First 125 Years. 112p, colour illus, 2008, $39.99, RICHARDSON, Len. Coal, Class and Community: The United Mineworkers of New Zealand, p, illus, 1995, $45, RISEBOROUGH, Hazel. Shear Hard Work: A History of New Zealand Shearing. 360p, colour & b/w illus, 2010, $45, ROGERS, Anna. While You re Away: New Zealand Nurses at War p, illus, 2nd imp, 2003, $39.99, * ROSS, Kirstie. Going Bush: New Zealanders and Nature in the Twentieth Century. 200p, illus, 2008, $39.99, AUP Studies in Cultural and Social History, 5. SHARP, Iain. Real Gold: Treasures of Auckland City Libraries. Photographs by Haruhiko Sameshima. 224p, colour illus, $59.99, SHAW, Louise. Making a Difference: A History of the Auckland College of Education, p, illus, 2006, $49.99, SINCLAIR, Keith (ed.). Tasman Relations: New Zealand and Australia, p, 1987, $49.99, STONE, R C J. From Tamaki-makau-rau to Auckland. 360p, colour & b/w illus, 2nd imp, 2002, $59.99, Winner, J M Sherrard Award for Regional History STONE, R C J. Logan Campbell s Auckland: Tales from the Early Years. 280p, colour & b/w illus, 2007, $49.99, * TEMPLETON, Malcolm. Ties of Blood and Empire: New Zealand s Involvement in Middle East Defence and the Suez Crisis, p, 1994, $45, VEART, David. First Catch your Weka: A Story of New Zealand Cooking. 336p, colour illus, 2nd imp, 2009, $49.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards WILLIAMS, David V. A Simple Nullity? The Wi Parata Case in New Zealand Law and History. 304p, illus, 2011, $49.99, WOOD, Pamela. Dirt: Filth and Decay in a New World Arcadia. 246p, 2005, illus, $49.99, WRIGHT, David. Joyita: Solving the Mystery. 144p, illus, 2002, $34.99, CRONIN, Jan. The Frame Function: An Inside Out Guide to the Novels of Janet Frame. 232p, 2011, $49.99, CURNOW, Allen. Look Back Harder, Critical Writings, Edited by Peter Simpson. 338p, 1987, $45, DEVANNY, Jean. The Butcher Shop. First published Edited & introduced by Heather Roberts. 250p, 3rd imp, 1988, $34.99, DUGGAN, Maurice. Collected Stories. Edited & introduced by C K Stead. 384p, hb, 1981, $39.99, ESCOTT, Margaret. Show Down. First published Edited & introduced by Robert Goodman. xxvi, 134p, 1973, $29.99, GASKELL, A P. All Part of the Game. Edited & introduced by R A Copland. xii, 193p, 1978, $34.99, HYDE, Robin. The Godwits Fly. Edited & introduced by Patrick Sandbrook. 260p, 2nd imp, 2007, $34.99, HYDE, Robin. Passport to Hell. First published Edited & introduced by D I B Smith.360p, 2nd imp, 2012, $39.99, JENSEN, Kai. Whole Men: The Masculine Tradition in New Zealand Literature. 208p, 1996, $39.99, JONES, Jenny Robin. Writers in Residence: A Journey with Pioneering New Zealand Writers. 328p, pb, 2004, $44.99, * O BRIEN, Gregory. Diesel Mystic. 200p, illus, 1989, $34.99, PALENSKI, Ron. The Making of New Zealanders. 392p, illus, 2012, $45, PARR, Alison. The Big Show: New Zealanders, D-Day and the War in Europe. 256p, illus, 2006, $45, ROWLAND, Perrin. Dining Out: A History of the Restaurant in New Zealand. 288p, colour illus, hb, 2010, $59.99, LITERATURE CALDER, Alex. The Settler s Plot: How Stories Take Place in New Zealand. 312p, 2011, $45, PEARSON, Bill. Rifled Sanctuaries: Some Views of the Pacific Islands in Western Literature to p, 1984, $24.99, POOLE, Fiona Farrell. The Rock Garden. 168p, 1989, $34.99,

37 Backlist SARGESON, Frank. Conversation in a Train and Other Critical Writings. Edited by Kevin Cunningham. 220p, hb, 1984, $39.99, SATCHELL, William. The Toll of the Bush. First published Edited & introduced by Kendrick Smithyman. 258p, 1986, $34.99, SHARRAD, Paul. Albert Wendt and Pacific Literature: Circling the Void. 320p, illus, 2003, $49.99, NZ & Australian rights only. SMITHER, Elizabeth. Nights at the Embassy. 172p, 1990, $29.99, STAFFORD, Jane & WILLIAMS, Mark. The Auckland University Press Anthology of New Zealand Literature. 1184p, hb, 2012, $75, PANZ Book Design Award for Best Cover 2013; PANZ Book Design Award for Best Non-Illustrated Book STEAD, C K. Answering to the Language: Essays on Modern Writers. 300p, 1989, $45, STEAD, C K. Book Self: The Reader as Writer and the Writer as Critic. 448p, 2008, $45, STEAD, C K. Kin of Place: Essays on 20 New Zealand Writers. 392p, 2002, $45, VON STURMER, Richard. A Network of Dissolving Threads. 136p, 1991, $29.99, WEVERS, Lydia. Country of Writing: Travel Writing and New Zealand, p, illus, $ WILLIAMS, Mark. Leaving the Highway: Six Contemporary New Zealand Novelists. 240p, 2nd imp, 1992, $45, WILLIAMS, Mark & LEGGOTT, Michele (eds). Opening the Book: New Essays on New Zealand Writing. 336p, 1995, $45, MĀORI STUDIES BIGGS, Bruce. The Complete English Maori Dictionary. 238p, 12th imp, 2013, $39.99, BIGGS, Bruce. English Maori Maori English Dictionary. 154p, 8th imp, 2013, $19.99, BIGGS, Bruce. Let s Learn Maori. revised edn, 206p, 4th imp, 2010, $39.99, CURNOW, Jenifer, HOPA, Ngapare & McRAE, Jane (eds). He Pitopito Kōrero Nō Te Perehi Māori: Readings from the Māori-language Press. 246p, illus, 3rd imp, 2014, $45, GREENWOOD, Janinka & WILSON, Arnold Manaaki. Te Mauri Pakeaka. 192p, colour & b/w illus, 2006, $45, JONES, Pei Te Hurinui & BIGGS, Bruce. Nga Iwi o Tainui: The Traditional History of the Tainui People. 416p, pb edn, 3rd imp, 2009, $59.99, Honour Award, Montana NZ Book Awards KAWHARU, Merata. Tāhuhu Kōrero: The Sayings of Taitokerau. Photographs by Krzysztof Pfeiffer. 232p, colour & b/w illus, 2008, $49.99, Winner, Ngā Kupu Ora Māori Book Award for Te Reo Māori 2009.* McLEAN, Mervyn. Maori Music. 480p, illus, musical examples, hb, 1996, $65, McLEAN, Mervyn. To Tatau Waka: In Search of Maori Music p, illus, audio CD, 2004, $39.99, * McLEAN, Mervyn & ORBELL, Margaret. Songs of a Kaumātua. Sung by Kino Hughes. 278p, audio CD, 2002, $89.99, McLEAN, Mervyn & ORBELL, Margaret. Traditional Songs of the Maori. 328p, revised edn w/ 2 audio CDs, 3rd imp, 2006, $69.99, McRAE, Jane & JACOB, Hēni. Ngā Mōteatea: An Introduction He Kupu Arataki. 152p, illus, 2011, $34.99, NEICH, Roger. Carved Histories. 440p, colour & b/w illus, hb, 2001, $89.99, ;* pb, 2008, $59.99, NEICH, Roger. Painted Histories. 332p, colour & b/w illus, pb edn, 3rd imp, 2011, $65, NGATA, Apirana. Ngā Mōteatea The Songs: Part One. Translated by Pei Te Hurinui Jones. 464p, 2 audio CDs, hb, 4th imp, 2012, $75, NGATA, Apirana. Ngā Mōteatea The Songs: Part Two. Translated by Pei Te Hurinui Jones. 468p, 2005, 2 audio CDs, hb, 2nd imp, 2006, $75, NGATA, Apirana. Ngā Mōteatea The Songs: Part Three. Translated by Pei Te Hurinui Jones. 620p, audio CD, hb, 2nd imp, 2007, $75, NGATA, Apirana, Ngā Mōteatea The Songs: Part Four. Translated by Hirini Moko Mead. 398p, 2 audio CDs, hb, 2007, $75, NGATA, Apirana, Ngā Mōteatea The Songs: Parts One to Four set. Translated by Pei Te Hurinui Jones and Hirini Moko Mead. 4 volumes, 7 audio CDs, hbs, 2008, $250, O MALLEY, Vincent, STIRLING, Bruce & PENETITO, Wally. The Treaty of Waitangi Companion: Māori and Pākehā from Tasman to Today. 440p, colour & b/w illus, $49.99, REWI, Poia. Whaikōrero: The World of Māori Oratory. 240p, illus, 3rd imp, 2013, $45, Winner, NZSA E H McCormick Best First Book Award for Non-Fiction SUNDT, Richard A. Whare Karakia: Māori Church Building, Decoration and Ritual in Aotearoa New Zealand, p, illus, 2010, $69.99, WHAANGA, Mere. A Carved Cloak For Tahu: A History of Ngai Tahu Matawhaiti. 280p, 2004, $39.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards 2005.* PACIFIC STUDIES HUNTSMAN, Judith, with KALOLO, Kelihiano. The Future of Tokelau: Decolonising Agendas, p, illus, 2007, $49.99, World rights except North America. HUNTSMAN, Judith & HOOPER, Antony. Tokelau: A Historical Ethnography. 368p, hb, illus, 1997, $69.99, World rights except North America. MACPHERSON, Cluny & La avasa. Samoan Medical Belief and Practice. 280p, 2nd imp, 2006, $45, MACPHERSON, Cluny & La avasa. The Warm Winds of Change: Globalisation in Contemporary Sāmoa. 224p, 2nd imp, 2012, $45, WENDT, Albert (ed.). Nuanua: Pacific Writing in English since p, 2nd imp, 2007, $49.99, World rights except North America

38 Backlist POETRY ADAMS, John. Briefcase. 104p, 3rd imp, 2012, $24.99, Winner, NZSA Jessie Mackay Award for Best First Book of Poetry ALEXANDER, Raewyn, JACKSON, Anna & QUIGLEY, Sarah. AUP New Poets 1. 80p, 1999, $24.99, BAGBY, Stu, YELICH, Sonja & GARDNER, Jane. AUP New Poets 2. 80p, 2002, $24.99, BAGBY, Stu (ed.). A Good Handful: Great New Zealand Poems about Sex. 128p, 2008, $29.99, BRIDGE, Diana. Aloe. 72p, 2009, $24.99, Winner, Gold: Book Category, Pride in Print Awards BRIDGE, Diana. The Girls on the Wall. 64p, 1999, $24.99, BRIDGE, Diana. Landscape with Lines. 64p, 1996, $24.99, BRIDGE, Diana. Porcelain. 56p, 2001, $24.99, BRIDGE, Diana. Red Leaves. 56p, 2005, $24.99, BROOM, Sarah. Tigers at Awhitu. 80p, 4th imp, 2014, $24.99, NZ & Australian rights only. BRUNTON, Alan. Slow Passes. 108p, 1991, $24.99, BRUNTON, Alan, EDMOND, Murray & LEGGOTT, Michele (eds). Big Smoke: New Zealand Poems p, illus, 2000, $49.99, CHARMAN, Janet. At the White Coast. 88p, 2012, $24.99, CHARMAN, Janet. cold snack. 64p, 2nd imp, 2008, $24.99, Winner, Montana NZ Book Award for Poetry CHARMAN, Janet. end of the dry. 64p, 1995, $24.99, CHARMAN, Janet. Rapunzel Rapunzel. 86p, 1999, $24.99, CHARMAN, Janet. red letter. 60p, 1992, $24.99, CHARMAN, Janet. Snowing Down South. 80p, 2002, $24.99, CURNOW, Allen. The Bells of St Babel s: Poems p, 2nd imp, 2001, $24.99, Winner, Montana NZ Book Award for Poetry NZ & Australian rights only. CURNOW, Allen. Continuum: New and Later Poems, p, 1988, $34.99, Winner, 1988 Dillons Commonwealth Poetry Prize. CURNOW, Allen. You Will Know When You Get There. 63p, 2nd imp, 1982, $24.99, Winner, NZ Book Award for Poetry DICKSON, John. Sleeper. 56p, 1998, $24.99, DOLAN, John. People With Real Lives Don t Need Landscapes. 72p, 2003, $24.99, DOLAN, John. Stuck Up. 72p, 1995, $24.99, DOYLE, Mike. A Steady Hand. 90p, pb, 1983, $13.80, EARLE, Lynda. Honeypants. 88p, 1994, $24.99, EDMOND, Lauris. The Poems of Lauris Edmond. Audio CD, 33 tracks, 2000, $34.99, EDMOND, Martin & ROBERTS, Nigel (eds). Steal Away Boy: Selected Poems of David Mitchell. 264p, illus, 2010, $34.99, EDMOND, Murray. Fool Moon. Photographs by Joanna Forsberg. 80p, 2nd imp, 2005, $27.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards EDMOND, Murray. The Switch. 64p, 1994, $24.99, EDMOND, Murray. Walls to Kick and Hills to Sing From: A Comedy with Interruptions. 80p, 2010, $24.99, EGGLETON, David. Empty Orchestra. 88p, 1995, $24.99, EGGLETON, David. Fast Talker. 96p, 2006, $24.99, ESCOTT, Margaret. Separation and/or Greeting. 56p, 1980, $24.99, FARRELL, Fiona. The Inhabited Initial. 128p, illus by Ann Culy, 1999, $27.99, FARRELL, Fiona. The Pop-Up Book of Invasions. 80p, 2nd imp, 2008, $24.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards FITCHETT, Sue. Palaver Lava Queen. 88p, 2004, $24.99, FREEGARD, Janis. Kingdom Animalia: The Escapades of Linnaeus. 88p, 2011, $24.99, FREEGARD, Janis, LIDDY, Katherine & ROBINSON, Reihana. AUP New Poets 3. 80p, 2008, $24.99, FRENCH, Anne. Seven Days on Mykonos. 68p, 1993, $24.99, FRENCH, Anne. Wild. 72p, 2004, $24.99, GALLAGHER, Rhian. Shift. 80p, 2011, $24.99, Winner, NZ Post Book Award for Poetry NZ & Australian rights only. GREEN, Paula. Chrome. 68p, illus, 2000, $24.99, GREEN, Paula. Cookhouse. 76p, illus, 1998, $24.99, GREEN, Paula. Crosswind. 80p, illus, 2004, $27.99, GREEN, Paula. Making Lists for Frances Hodgkins. 72p, 2007, $24.99, GREEN, Paula. Slip Stream. 88p, 2010, $24.99, GREEN, Paula & 50 children. Flamingo Bendalingo: Poems from the Zoo. Illustrated by Michael Hight. 104p, colour illus, 2006, $34.99, HARLOW, Michael. Cassandra s Daughter. 56p, 2nd imp, 2006, $24.99, HARLOW, Michael. The Tram Conductor s Blue Cap. 64p, 2009, $24.99, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards HUNT, Sam (ed.). James K. Baxter: Poems. 112p, hb, 2nd imp, 2010, $29.99, HYDE, Robin. The Book of Nadath. Edited & introduced by Michele Leggott. 132p, 1999, $24.99, HYDE, Robin. Young Knowledge: The Poems of Robin Hyde. Edited & introduced by Michele Leggott. 416p, 2003, $49.99, * CHARMAN, Janet. 2 deaths in 1 night. 48p, 1987, $24.99, EDMOND, Lauris. Late Song. 56p, 2000, $24.99, NZ rights only. FRENCH, Anne. Boys Night Out. 64p, 2nd imp, 1999, $24.99, JACKSON, Anna. Catullus for Children. 64p, 2003, $24.99,

39 Backlist JACKSON, Anna. The Gas Leak. 54p, 2006, $24.99, JACKSON, Anna. The Long Road to Teatime. 56p, 2000, $24.99, JACKSON, Anna. The Pastoral Kitchen. 56p, 2nd imp, 2002, $24.99, JACKSON, Anna. Thicket. 56p, 2011, $24.99, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards JACKSON, Michael. Antipodes. 64p, 1996, $24.99, JACKSON, Michael. Dead Reckoning. 64p, 2006, $24.99, JENNER, Lynn. Dear Sweet Harry. 80p, 2010, $24.99, Winner, NZSA Jessie Mackay Award for Best First Book for Poetry JOHNSON, Mike. Treasure Hunt. 64p, 1996, $24.99, JONES, Harry, SCUDDER, Erin & TSE, Chris. AUP New Poets 4. 96p, 2011, $24.99, KASSABOVA, Kapka. Geography for the Lost. 80p, 2007, $24.99, NZ & Australian rights only. KASSABOVA, Kapka. Someone Else s Life. 88p, 2003, $24.99, NZ & Australian rights only. KAWANA, Phil. The Devil in my Shoes. 58p, 2005, $24.99, KENNEDY, Anne. The Darling North. 96p, 2nd imp, 2013, $24.99, Winner, NZ Post Book Award for Poetry KENNEDY, Anne. Sing-song. 136p, 2nd imp, 2004, $27.99, Winner, Montana NZ Book Award for Poetry KENNEDY, Anne. The Time of the Giants. 114p, 2005, $27.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards LE BAS, Jessica. Incognito. 80p, 2007, $24.99, Winner, NZSA Jessie Mackay Award for Best First Book of Poetry LE BAS, Jessica. Walking to Africa. 96p, 2009, $24.99, Finalist, Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust Book Award LEGGOTT, Michele. As Far As I Can See. 64p, 1999, $24.99, LEGGOTT, Michele. Milk and Honey. 106p, 2005, $27.99, NZ & Australian rights only. LEGGOTT, Michele. Mirabile Dictu. 160p, 2009, $27.99, Winner, Hachette NZ Award for Best Non-illustrated Book, PANZ Book Design Awards LEGGOTT, Michele. Swimmers, Dancers. 56p, 1991, $24.99, LINDSAY, Graham. Lazy Wind Poems. 80p, 2003, $24.99, LINDSAY, Graham. The Subject. 64p, 1994, $24.99, LONEY, Alan. The erasure tapes. 64p, 1994, $24.99, LONEY, Alan. Sidetracks: Notebooks p, 1998, $24.99, MARSH, Selina Tusitala. Fast Talking PI. 80p, new edn, 2nd imp, 2013, $27.99, Winner, NZSA Jessie Mackay Award for Best First Book of Poetry NZ & Australian rights only. MILLAR, Paul (ed.). Selected Poems of James K. Baxter. 320p, 2010, $39.99, NZ & Australian rights only. NANNESTAD, Elizabeth. If He s a Good Dog He ll Swim. 80p, 1996, $24.99, NORCLIFFE, James. Villon in Millerton. 80p, 2007, $24.99, O BRIEN, Gregory. Beauties of the Octagonal Pool. 128p, illus, 2nd imp, 2012, $27.99, O BRIEN, Gregory. Days Beside Water. 80p, illus, 1993, $24.99, NZ & Australian rights only. O BRIEN, Gregory. Location of the Least Person. 72p, 1987, $24.99, ORR, Bob. Breeze. 60p, 1991, $24.99, ORR, Bob. Calypso. 96p, 2008, $24.99, ORR, Bob. Red Trees. 23p, illus by Rodney Fumpston, 1986, $24.99, Published in association with Silverfish. ORR, Bob. Valparaiso. 80p, 2nd imp, 2002, $24.99, ORSMAN, Chris. The Lakes of Mars. 64p, 2008, $24.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards POOLE, Fiona Farrell. Cutting Out. 48p, 1987, $24.99, PRICE, Chris. The Blind Singer. 96p, 2009, $24.99, PRICE, Chris. Husk. 72p, 2nd imp, 2002, $24.99, Winner, NZSA Jessie Mackay Award for Best First Book of Poetry QUIGLEY, Sarah. Love in a Bookstore or Your Money Back. 64p, 2nd imp, 2003, $24.99, REEVE, Richard. Dialectic of Mud. 56p, 2001, $24.99, REEVE, Richard. In Continents. 80p, 2008, $24.99, REEVE, Richard. The Life and The Dark. 72p, 2004, $24.99, RIACH, Alan. First and Last Songs. 64p, 1995, $24.99, ROSS, Jack (ed.). Classic New Zealand Poets in Performance. Poems selected by Jack Ross & Jan Kemp. 160p, 2 audio CDs, 3rd imp, 2007, $45, ROSS, Jack & KEMP, Jan (eds). Contemporary New Zealand Poets in Performance. 176p, 2 audio CDs, 2007, $45, ROSS, Jack & KEMP, Jan (eds). New New Zealand Poets in Performance. 160p, 2 audio CDs, 2008, $45, SAMPSON, Sam. Everything Talks. 88p, 2008, $24.99, Winner, NZSA Jessie Mackay Award for Best First Book of Poetry, NZ, Australian & North American rights only. SINCLAIR, Keith. Moontalk. 112p, 1993, $24.99, SMITHER, Elizabeth. The Lark Quartet. 68p, 2nd imp, 2000, $24.99, Winner, Montana NZ Book Award for Poetry SMITHER, Elizabeth. A Pattern of Marching. 46p, 1989, $24.99, Winner, NZ Book Award for Poetry SMITHER, Elizabeth. The Tudor Style. 112p, 1993, $24.99, SMITHER, Elizabeth. The Year of Adverbs. 64p, 2007, $24.99, SMITHYMAN, Kendrick. Are You Going to the Pictures? 104p, 1987, $24.99, SMITHYMAN, Kendrick. Atua Wera. 278p, 2nd imp, 1998, $45, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards

40 Backlist SMITHYMAN, Kendrick. Auto/Biographies. 88p, 1992, $24.99, SMITHYMAN, Kendrick. Imperial Vistas Family Fictions. 172p, 2002, $24.99, SMITHYMAN, Kendrick. Selected Poems. Chosen & introduced by Peter Simpson. 168p, 1989, $24.99, SMITHYMAN, Kendrick. Stories about Wooden Keyboards. 80p, 1985, $24.99, Winner, NZ Book Award for Poetry STANLEY, Mary. Starveling Year. 52p, 1994, $24.99, STEAD, C K. The Black River. 88p, 2007, $24.99, STEAD, C K. Collected Poems, , 568p, 2nd imp, 2009, $59.99, Winner, Montana NZ Book Award for Reference & Anthology NZ, Australian & North American rights only. STEAD, C K. Paris. 24p, 1984, $19.99, STEAD, C K. The Red Tram. 88p, 2004, $24.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards STEAD, C K. Straw into Gold: Poems New and Selected. pb, 165p, 1997, $24.95, SULLIVAN, Robert. Captain Cook in the Underworld. 64p, 2nd imp, 2013, $24.99, SULLIVAN, Robert. Star Waka. 120p, 6th imp, 2013, $27.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards SULLIVAN, Robert. Voice Carried My Family. 66p, 2005, $27.99, VARIOUS AUP POETS. Seeing Voices. Audio CD, 12 poets, 44 tracks, 1999, $34.99, WEDDE, Ian. Castaly: Poems p, 1980, $24.99, WEDDE, Ian. The Drummer. 40p, 1993, $24.99, WEDDE, Ian. Good Business. 64p, 2009, $24.99, WEDDE, Ian. Tales of Gotham City. 52p, 1984, $24.99, WEDDE, Ian. Tendering: New Poems. 52p, 1988, $24.99, WEDDE, Ian. Three Regrets and a Hymn to Beauty. 80p, 2005, $24.99, WENDT, Albert. From Mānoa to a Ponsonby Garden. 80p, illus, 2012, $24.99, WENDT, Albert, WHAITIRI, Reina & SULLIVAN, Robert (eds). Mauri Ola: Contemporary Polynesian Poems in English, Whetu Moana II. 296p, 2010, $49.99, Finalist, NZ Post Book Awards World rights except North America. YANG Lian. Unreal City: A Chinese Poet in Auckland. Edited by Hilary Chung & Jacob Edmond. 104p, illus, 2006, $27.99, YELICH, Sonja. Clung. 64p, 2004, $ Winner, NZSA Jessie Mackay Best First Book of Poetry YELICH, Sonja. Get Some. 64p, 2nd imp, 2009, $24.99, Finalist, Montana NZ Book Awards POLITICS AND LAW BROOKFIELD, F M. Waitangi and Indigenous Rights: Revolution, Law and Legitimation. 302p, revised edn, 2006, $49.99, CASTLES, Francis G, GERRITSEN, Rolf & VOWLES, Jack (eds). The Great Experiment: Labour Parties and Public Policy Transformation in Australia and New Zealand. 208p, 1995, $49.99, NZ rights only. CHAPMAN, R M (ed.). Ends and Means in New Zealand Politics. 47p, 8th imp, 1979, $19.99, DANNIN, Ellen J. Working Free: The Origins and Impact of New Zealand s Employment Contracts Act. 336p, 1997, $49.99, EASTON, Brian. The Commercialisation of New Zealand. 296p, 2nd imp, 1997, $49.99, EASTON, Brian. The Whimpering of the State: Policy after MMP. 298p, 1999, $49.99, MILLER, Raymond & MINTROM, Michael (eds). Political Leadership in New Zealand. 272p, 2006, $49.99, MULGAN, Richard, updated by AIMER, Peter. Politics in New Zealand. 352p, 3rd edn, 3rd imp, 2010, $45, RASMUSSEN, Erling (ed.). Employment Relationships: Workers, Unions and Employers in New Zealand new edition. 240p, 2010, $49.99, TARLING, Nicholas & BUTTERWORTH, Ruth. A Shakeup Anyway: Government and the Universities in New Zealand in a Decade of Reform. 270p, 1994, $49.99, TEMPLETON, Hugh. All Honourable Men: Inside the Muldoon Cabinet p, 1995, $49.99, TEMPLETON, Malcolm. Human Rights and Sporting Contacts: New Zealand Attitudes to Race Relations in South Africa p, illus, 1998, $49.99, VOWLES, Jack & AIMER, Peter. Voters Vengeance: The 1990 Election in New Zealand and the Fate of the Fourth Labour Government. 276p, 1993, $49.99, VOWLES, Jack, AIMER, Peter, BANDUCCI, Susan & KARP, Jeffrey (eds). Voters Victory?: New Zealand s First Election Under Proportional Representation. 280p, 1998, $49.99, Winner, Wallace Award VOWLES, Jack, AIMER, Peter, BANDUCCI, Susan, KARP, Jeffrey & MILLER, Raymond (eds). Voters Veto: the 2002 Election in New Zealand and the Consolidation of Minority Government. 280p, 2004, $49.99, VOWLES, Jack, AIMER, Peter, BANDUCCI, Susan, KARP, Jeffrey, MILLER, Raymond & SULLIVAN, Ann (eds). Proportional Representation on Trial: The 1999 New Zealand General Election and the Fate of MMP. 272p, 2002, $49.99, Winner, Wallace Award for Best Book on Electoral Matters VOWLES, Jack, AIMER, Peter, CATT, Helena, LAMARE, Jim & MILLER, Raymond. Towards Consensus? The 1993 Election and Referendum in New Zealand and the Transition to Proportional Representation. 280p, 1995, $49.99, * SCIENCE AND NATURAL HISTORY CORBALLIS, Michael C. Pieces of Mind: 21 Short Walks Around the Human Brain. 112p, 2nd imp, 2012, $29.99, , NZ rights only. ESLER, Alan. Wild Plants in Auckland. 224p, colour & b/w illus, 2004, $49.99, HAYWARD, Bruce W, MURDOCH, Graeme & MAITLAND, Gordon. Volcanoes of Auckland: The Essential Guide. 240p, colour illus, 2011, $59.99,

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42 INDEX This is where to find it all: an A to Z of the in-print and authoritative. 2 deaths in 1 night, 72 Abel, Sue, 78 Absurd Ambition, An, 65 Adams, John, 72 Adverse Reactions, 78 After the Fireworks, 65 Age of Enterprise, 68 Aimer, Peter, 77 Albert Wendt and Pacific Literature, 70 Alexander, Raewyn, 72 Alice, 64 All Honourable Men, 77 All Part of the Game, 69 Aloe, 72 Anderson, Bridgit, 21 Andrew, Susanna, 36 Answering to the Language, 70 Antipodes, 74 Archaeology of Pouerua, The, 78 Archaeology of the Peripheral Pa at Pouerua, The, 78 Are You Going to the Pictures?, 75 Armstrong, Philip, 56 As Far As I Can See, 74 Asia in the Making of New Zealand, 64 at the white coast, 74 Athfield Architects, 63 Atlas of New Zealand Boundaries, 78 Atua Wera, 75 Auckland University Press Anthology of New Zealand Literature, The, 70 AUP New Poets 1, 72; 2, 72; 3, 73; 4, 74 Auto/Biographies, 76 Autobiography of My Father, The, 64 BA, 78 Back and Beyond, 63 Bagby, Stu, 72 Baker, Kriselle, 63 Banducci, Susan, 77 Barclay, Barry, 78 Barnes, Felicity, 66 Barrie, Andrew, 21 Bassett, Michael, 66 Batistich, Amelia, 64 Beauties of the Octagonal Pool, 75 Before I Forget, 64 Being Māori Chinese, 64 Belgrave, Michael, 66 Bell, Leonard, 63 Bells of St Babel s, The, 72 Bertram, James, 64 Between the Lives, 63 Big Show, The, 68 Big Smoke, 72 Biggs, Bruce, 70 Bill Culbert, 64 Birds of New Zealand, 55 Black River, The, 76 Blakely, Tony, 29 Blind Singer, The, 75 Blue Coat, The, 58 Blue Smoke, 66 Blundell, Sally, 63 Bollard, Alan, 66 Book in the Hand, A, 67 Book of Iris, The, 64 Book of Nadath, The, 73 Book Self, 70 Bookmen s Dominion, The, 67 Bourke, Chris, 66 Boys Night Out, 73 Breeze, 75 Bridge, Diana, 72 Brief Lives, 65 Briefcase, 72 Broken Book, The, 64 Brookfield, F M, 76 Broom, Sarah, 60, 72 Brown, Deidre, 56 Brown, Gordon H, 63 Brown, J M R, 78 Brunton, Alan, 72 Bryder, Linda, 3, 67 Buchanan, Iain, 63 Butcher Shop, The, 69 Butterworth, Ruth, 77 Calder, Alex, 69 Callaghan, Paul, 46, 66 Callister, Sandy, 67 Calypso, 75 Campbell, Ian, 78 Campbell-Hunt, Colin, 66 Capes of China Slide Away, 64 Captain Cook in the Underworld, 76 Carlyon, Jenny, 52 Carter, Ian, 64 Carved Cloak for Tahu, A, 71 Carved Histories, 71 Carver and the Artist, The, 63 Cassandra s Daughter, 73 Castaly, 76 Castles, Francis, 77 Catt, Helena, 77 Catullus for Children, 73 Challis, Derek, 64 Changing Gears, 66 Changing Times, 52 Chapman, Robert M, 67, 77 Charman, Janet, 72 Chrome, 73 Chronicle of the Unsung, 64 Chung, Hilary, 76 City of Enterprise, 68 Clark, Justine, 19 Clarke, Alison, 67 Classic New Zealand Poets in Performance, 75 Clung, 76 Coal, Class and Community, 68 cold snack, 72 Colin McCahon, 63 Collected Poems, (Stead), 5, 76 Collected Stories (Duggan), 69 Commercialisation of New Zealand, The, 77 83