Thursday, March 14, 2013

New Zealand Books Autumn 2013 - on sale now


New Zealand Books
Autumn 2013
(Issue 101 – Vol. 26, No.1)
On sale now
Father – CK Stead – and daughter – Charlotte Grimshaw – each has their latest novel reviewed in the autumn issue of NZ Books, out now. Chris Else argues that the term "literature" is as slippery as warm butter, as he dips into Jane Stafford's and Mark Williams's Auckland University Press Anthology of New Zealand Literature. District Court Judge Bill Hastings looks into the ongoing battle to clear the name of David Bain, Barbara Else and Angelina Sbroma review YA and children’s fiction, Ann Beaglehole reviews three memoirs, including Jacqueline Fahey’s, and Brian Easton looks into the post-quake performance of the insurance industry in Canterbury.

Contents:

2       Letters
3       John McCrystal: Charlotte Grimshaw, Soon
4       Chris Else: Jane Stafford and Mark Williams (eds), The Auckland University Press Anthology of New Zealand Literature
5       Murray Bramwell: Nicholas Reid, The Little Enemy; Sarah Jane Barnett, A Man Runs into a Woman; Joan Fleming, The Same as Yes
7       Julia Millen: Matthew Wright, Convicts: New Zealand’s Hidden Criminal Past
Jo Thorpe: “This lovely hand of yours” (poem)
8       Janet Hunt: Veronica Meduna, Science on Ice: Discovering the Secrets of Antarctica
9       Trevor Richards: Rebecca Priestley, Mad on Radium: New Zealand in the Atomic Age
10     Linda Burgess: Steve Braunias, Civilisation: Twenty Places on the Edge of the World
11     Isa Moynihan: Bianca Zander, The Girl Below; Kirsten McDougall (drawings by Gerard Crewdson), The Invisible Rider; David L Bateman, Houses of Stone
12     Ann Beaglehole: Betty Gilderdale, My Life in Two Halves: A Memoir; Jacqueline Fahey, Before I Forget; Sydney Smith, The Lost Woman
13     Angelina Sbroma: Glenn Wood, The Brain Sucker; Barbara Else, The Queen and the Nobody Boy; Leonie Thorpe, How to Sell Toothpaste
14     Ian Lochhead: Peter Brunt and Nicholas Thomas (eds), Art in Oceania: A New History
15     Stella Ramage: Gil Docking (with additions by Michael Dunn and Edward Hanfling), Two Hundred and Forty Years of New Zealand Painting
17     Mark Houlahan: Bill Manhire, Anne Noble, Norman Meehan, Hannah Griffin, These Rough Notes; Bill Manhire, Selected Poems
18     Harry Ricketts: Joanne Drayton, The Search for Anne Perry; Peter Graham, So Brilliantly Clever: Parker, Hulme and the Murder that Shocked the World
19     W K (Bill) Hastings: Joe Karam, Trial by Ambush: The Prosecutions of David Bain
20     John O’Leary: John Logan Campbell (essay and notes by R C J Stone), Poenamo Revisited
21     Christine Johnston: C K Stead, Risk
22     Brian Easton: Sarah Miles, The Christchurch Fiasco: The Insurance Aftershock and its Implications for New Zealand and Beyond
23     Barbara Else: Denis Martin, Marked; David Hill, My Brother’s War;
Ted Dawe,
Into the River; Mandy Hager, The Nature of Ash
24     Garth Baker: Richie McCaw (with Greg McGee), The Open Side; Valerie Adams (with Phil Gifford), Valerie: The Autobiography
25     Spiro Zavos: Bob Howitt, Graham Henry: Final Word
26     Louise O’Brien: John Parkyn, Don Vicente’s Daughter and Other Stories; Alice Petersen, All the Voices Cry; Albert Wendt, Ancestry
27     Hilary Stace: P M Ryan, The Raupo Dictionary of Modern Maori
28     Prize cryptic crossword 

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