Peat
Lynn Jenner
• An intriguing literary delight that features a poet and a motorway ...
• Beautiful and compelling
• Award-winning author
Paperback, 230 x 150 mm, 286 pp approx.
ISBN 978-1-98-853169-4, $35
IN-STORE: JULY 2019
A Communist in the Family
Searching for Rewi Alley
Elspeth Sandys
• Part travelogue, part memoir
• Beautifully written
• Insightful & intimate
Paperback, 230 x 150 mm, 324 pp approx.
ISBN 978-1-98-853160-1, $40
IN-STORE: JULY 2019
Wild Dunedin
The natural history of New Zealand’s wildlife capital
Neville Peat
• Fully revised for 2019
• A must-read for residents and visitors
Paperback, 246 x 189 mm, 156 pp with flaps
ISBN 978-1-98-853171-7, $40
IN-STORE: JULY 2019
Deadpan
James Norcliffe
• New collection from one of New Zealand’s leading poets and authors
• The work of a mature and technically astute poet
Paperback, 235 x 165 mm, 100 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-853175-5, $27.50
IN-STORE: AUGUST 2019
Listening In
Lynley Edmeades
• Second collection from a significant new writer
• ‘Wily and witty writer’
• An essential voice in the ‘now’ of NZ poetry
Paperback, 235 x 165 mm, 74 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-853178-6, $27.50
IN-STORE: SEPTEMBER 2019
Queer Objects
Edited by Chris Brickell and Judith Collard
• Written for lay readers
• 63 chapters in full colour
• LGBTQI
Paperback, 250 x 210 mm, 400 pp approx.
ISBN 978-1-98-853166-3, $50
IN-STORE: OCTOBER 2019
Women Mean Business
Colonial businesswomen in New Zealand
Catherine Bishop
• Showcases businesswomen who contributed to early urban life in NZ
• By prize-winning author
• Wonderful photos
Paperback, full colour, 170 x 240 mm, 400 pp approx.
ISBN 978-1-98-853176-2, $45
IN-STORE: OCTOBER 2019
