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Over There a Mountain is an incandescent first collection.
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By Tobin, Rachel
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The morning she wakes to, the island she watches, the lover she adores - each one undresses or unwraps itself. For Rachel Tobin nakedness is a synonym for beauty. It is is also straight-talking in the face of pretence and disguise on one hand and the reality of sadness and death ...on the other. It is that gift and that curse: an unedited heart. Say it Naked is a finely wrought first collection.
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By King, Rob
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Waiting for birds is a collection that traverses nearly half a century and three countries, and for poet Rob King it is one of his last chances at seeing his work in print.
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Alexia is a law student escaping the Greek family that stifles her, and Isaiah is a young Maori returning home to find the family he's lost. Cut loose from their own cultures, they have volunteered to help Isaiah's Taranaki iwi get rid of the fracking that's devastating their lan...d and water.
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By Hall, Richard
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In the wild there is an element that cannot be seen, tasted, heard or smelt - it can only be felt, and it is a feeling of enchantment.
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Set in Auckland in the 1990s, The Sound of Breaking Glass is that rare thing - a book that crackles with end-of-millennium urban life while vib-rating with a history that's impossible to forget.
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Other primary creator McCallum, Mary
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These are poems of happiness ... as it comes, when it's missing and when it is hoped for.
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Udon by The Remarkables is a poetry collection that moves fluidly from the Lancashire moors of Harvey's childhood to the eco-politics of New Zealand, questioning everything it meets. A challenging second collection from a poet who isn't afraid to speak his mind.
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"Their dreams of parenthood dashed, Harvey and Isobel go for dream jobs instead. Harvey hangs up his stethoscope to become a cartoonist and Isobel takes a promotion at the local museum. Then an abandoned baby comes up for adoption, and Harvey and Isobel discover a family is more ...work than they bargained for. By Fleur's eighth birthday it's all come together nicely, but that's before a voice from the past threatens to nuke their hard-won happiness. Harvey doesn't stop to think. He acts, and with tragic consequences. Strip is an intriguing drama that explores how far good people will go to protect the people they love, and asks: Is it possible to love too much?"--Back cover.
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By Peace, Robin
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This is a debut collection that shimmers even in sight of devastation.
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