From Suffrage to a Seat in the House
The path to parliament for New Zealand women
Jenny Coleman
• New Zealand women could vote but not run for office
• Story of a shamefully long struggle
• Rich and colourful history
Paperback, 230 x 150 mm, 338 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-859226-8, $45
IN-STORE: MAY 2020
Every Now and Then I Have Another Child
Diane Brown
• Charming narrative in free verse
• Witty, wise and whimsical
• Real and SURreal
Paperback, 150 x 230mm, 164 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-859240-4, $29.95
IN-STORE: 1 MAY 2020
Landfall 239
Edited by Emma Neale
• Announcing winners of the 2020 Charles Brasch Young Writers’ Essay Competition
• Exciting contemporary art and writing
Paperback, 215 x 165 mm, 208 pp,
ISBN 978-1-98-859243-5, $30
IN-STORE: MAY 2020
Kalimpong Kids
The New Zealand story, in pictures
Jane McCabe
• Hidden history uncovered
• Large-format, pictorial
• Fascinating NZ story
Paperback, 203 x 230mm, 146 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-859236-7, $35
IN-STORE: JUNE 2020
Refocusing Ethnographic Museums through Oceanic Lenses
Philipp Schorch
• Important contribution to fields of ethnography & museum studies
• Vibrant and fascinating approach
• Innovative work of scholarship
Paperback,150 x 230mm, 264 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-859239-8, $NZ/A49.95
Te Papa to Berlin
The making of two museums
Ken Gorbey
• Highly readable memoir
• Inside story of Te Papa
• A story of visionary leadership
Paperback, 150 x 230mm, 280pp
ISBN 978-1-98-859237-4, $39.95
Sinking Lessons
Philip Armstrong
• Winner of the 2019 Kathleen Grattan Poetry Award
• First collection
• A multitude of non-human protagonists
Paperback, 230 x 150mm, 54 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-859241-1, $27.50
IN-STORE: JULY 2020
Crossing the Lines
The story of three homosexual New Zealand soldiers in WWII
Brent Coutts
• In-depth history of gay NZ soldiers in WWII
• Rarely seen photos
• Themes of mateship, gender and queer identity
Paperback, 170 x 240mm, 336 pp
ISBN 978-1-98-859238-1, $49.95
IN-STORE: JULY 2020
