Campaign in Greece. The New Zealand Division in Action

$20.00 NZD

Category: New Zealand | Reading Level: good-very good

Kiwit: No. 2 New Zealand General Hospital Volume 3 No 2., August 1945 by R J Sherriff (ed.)

$20.00 NZD

Category: New Zealand | Reading Level: very good

Auckland-Waikato Historical Journal September 1998 No. 72 by J P Webster (ed.)

$6.00 NZD

Category: Regional | Reading Level: very good

Sport 45 by Edited by Fergus Barrowman, Kirsten McDougall and Ashleigh Young

$10.00 NZD

Category: New Zealand Literature | Reading Level: very good

SPORT 45 is edited by Fergus Barrowman, Kirsten McDougall and Ashleigh Young with assistance from Holly Hunter.  This issue includes:  'Moulin d’Ornes', a novella by new writer Nicole Phillipson.  Poet John Gallas interviewed by Bill Manhire.  'Stridently Sex-Conscious’: Writing and Gender (and Mountai neering) c. 1928', a chapter from John Newton’s forthcoming history of New Zealand literature.  Fiction by Claire Baylis, William Brandt, David Coventry, Breton Dukes, Eamonn Marra, Melissa Day Reid, Tracey Slaughter and John Summers.  Essays by Giovanni Tiso and Virginia Were.  Poetry by Johanna Aitchison, Jake Arthur, Victoria Broome, Jake Brown, James Brown, Stephen Burt, Kate Camp, William Connor, John Gallas, Rata Gordon, Rebecca Hawkes, Helen Heath, Anna Jackson, Clare Jones, Brent Kininmont, Natalie Morrison, Bill Nelson, Rachel O’Neill, Claire Orchard, Bob Orr, Vincent O’Sullivan, Harry Ricketts, Evangeline Riddiford Graham, Frances Samuel, Kerrin P Sharpe, Shen Haobo translated by Liang Yujing, Charlotte Simmonds, Elizabeth Smither, Catherine Vidler and Amy Leigh Wicks.  Cover art by Sam Duckor-Jones ...Show more

Art in New Zealand 34, December 1936, Vol. IX, No. 2 by C. A. Marris (ed.)

$15.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: good

Art in New Zealand 30, December 1935, Vol. VIII, No. 2 by C. A. Marris (ed.)

$15.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: good

Art in New Zealand 27, March 1935, Vol. VII, No. 3 by C. A. Marris (ed.)

$15.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: good

Art in New Zealand 25, Septemer 1934, Vol. VII, No. 1 by C. A. Marris (ed.)

$15.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: good

Counterfutures 1 by Dylan Taylor (ed.)

$8.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: good

Counterfutures, peer reviewed and published biannually, is a multidisciplinary journal of Left research, thought, and alternatives. We aim to intervene in and inaugurate debates about how to understand, imagine and influence our society, politics, culture and environment. In issue 5 of Counterfutures w e present a series of articles on the relationship between art and politcs. Cassandra Barnett on how art can navigate between left and indigenious identities; Amy Howden-Chapman interviewing Huhana Smith on response to climate change from a Maori perspective; Fiona Jack on the underrepresentation of women in the art world; and Matariki Williams on the need for more critical writing on Maori art. We also have an interview with the Mato Aho art collective and zine pages from Bryce Galloway. In other articles Jonathon Oosterman examines approaches to communicating for systemic change and Georgia Lockie presents an argument to decolonise constitutionalism.  Counterfutures seeks connections with the work of labour, trade union, Māori, Pasifika, global indigenous, anti-racist, feminist, queer, environmental, and other social movements in Aotearoa and internationally – with an especial focus on the Pacific. Affirming the theoretical and intellectual diversity of Left thought, the journal brings together incisive, accessible, committed scholarly reflection, speculative, imaginative essays, long-format book reviews and interviews on the present and on future possibilities, and explorations of our current world moment in the formation of a new global Left. ...Show more

Overland 218 by Jacinda Woodhead

$8.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: very good

'Overland' is Australia's most exciting literary magazine -- and the only major journal to publish from an explicitly progressive perspective. Since 1954, it has featured essays, fiction, poetry, reviews, comments and artwork from the nation's best writers and thinkers, from Patrick White to Cate Kenned y. Now in its fifty-ninth year, 'Overland' continues to highlight ideas and authors you won't find anywhere else. In edition 218 Overland looks at: * The politics of torture * Writers and jealousy * The meaning of David Bowie * Australia's atomic fair * Death in the age of Facebook * Political struggle in video games. Plus there is prize-winning poetry; new fiction and much, much more. ...Show more

Overland 219 by Jacinda Woodhead and Giovanni Tiso

$8.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: very good

Overland' is Australia's most exciting literary magazine -- and the only major journal to publish from an explicitly progressive perspective. Since 1954, it has featured essays, fiction, poetry, reviews, comments and artwork from the nation's best writers and thinkers, from Patrick White to Cate Kennedy . 'Overland' continues to highlight ideas and authors you won't find anywhere else. In edition 219 Overland: * Nicky Hager looks at how journalists can protect whistle-blowers * John Clarke farewells his mother * Permanent occupation in Ferguson * Rape culture and defence lawyers * The value of writers festivals * Debunking claims of 'peaceful settlement' in New Zealand and Australia. Plus contemporary poetry; original fiction; columns from Overland regulars; and artwork by celebrated New Zealand artist, Marian Maguire. ...Show more

Overland 220 by Jacinda Woodhead

$8.00 NZD

Category: Periodicals | Reading Level: very good