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Salt Water Creek
Rhian Gallagher s first collection draws the reader into spaces and across landscapes, from New Zealand to London, and Ireland to New York. With a light touch, her precise, vivid language describes childhood geographies, the death of parents, moments of solitude and erotic love between women. The poems unfold in a deceptively relaxed style and are full of stings and surprises."
Far-Flung
The Speed of God. Into the Blue Light -- The Speed of God -- Titipounamu Tapping the Beech Forest -- Huxley Valley -- Mackenzie Country -- Learning to Read -- Home -- Normanby -- 10th April 1968 -- The Illuminated Page -- Kōtukutuku -- Country Hall -- Kāhu -- Laced in with the Wind -- Wooden Horse -- It's Strange the Way That Memory -- Salt Marsh -- Small Bird without a Sky -- Tears, Trees, Birds & Grass -- The Old Cemetery -- The Year Between -- Triptych -- At the Boatshed -- Short Takes on My Father -- Descent -- Amanuensis -- Seacliff Epistles. Epistle of Maeve -- First Epistle of Grace -- What You Knew about Water -- A Slip of a Girl -- My Career -- The Sea Road -- 'A Great Many Never Seen a Ship Before' -- A Luckless Birth -- Vacancy -- Mean Time -- The Workhouse Girls -- Riddle -- Kevin's Fortune -- The Gate -- The Asylum Keys -- Epistle of Mick -- Epistle of Kevin -- The Asylum Songbirds -- Second Epistle of Grace -- The Word of Agnes -- Night Descends -- Epilogue.
Shift
In three parts, Shift takes us both back and outwards - from the poet's early history out towards the wider world - London, Europe, New York - and back again.
How to Be Happy Though Human
A timely collection of new and previously published work by one of New Zealand’s most acclaimed poets, How to Be Happy Though Human introduces Kate Camp’s eclectic and musical poetry to international audiences for the first time. How to Be Happy Though Human: New and Selected Poems is Kate Camp’s seventh book of poetry and the first to be published outside New Zealand. Incorporating a grouping of new, previously unpublished work and a selection of important poems from her six earlier collections, this volume introduces North American readers to poetry that has been described by critics as “fearless,” “mesmerizing,” and “containing a surprising radicalism and power.” Camp’s work is recognized for its wide-ranging and eclectic subject matter, its technical control, and its musicality, with pop culture, high culture, the domestic confessional, close observation, and found language featured as recurring elements of style. A timely retrospective that represents a new chapter in Camp’s career, How to Be Happy Though Human promises to gain a wide readership for this thoughtful, engaging, and popular writer.
Feeling for Daylight
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Great Sporting Moments
Anthology of fiction, poetry and essays on non-sporting themes.
Futilitarianism
A proposal for countering the futility of neoliberal existence to build an egalitarian, sustainable, and hopeful future. If maximizing utility leads to the greatest happiness of the greatest number of people, as utilitarianism has always proposed, then why is it that as many of us currently maximize our utility--by working endlessly, undertaking further education and training, relentlessly marketing and selling ourselves--we are met with the steady worsening of collective social and economic conditions? In Futilitarianism, social and political theorist Neil Vallelly eloquently tells the story of how neoliberalism transformed the relationship between utility maximization and the common good. ...
Images of Women
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Songs of Ourselves
Songs of Ourselves: the University of Cambridge International Examinations Anthology of Poetry in English contains work by more than 100 poets from all parts of the English speaking world.
Songs of Ourselves
This series contains poetry and prose anthologies composed of writers from across the English-speaking world.
