This provocative collection contains pieces both older and previously unpublished from the author's 20 year career. Readers will especially value the new material, pulled from his journalistic pieces written during his five-year employment at the Jewish Museum in Berlin. Posthumously published, this book gives one last celebratory glance at a writer who colorfully captured everyday life in New Zealand and provided many with a stronger sense of place.
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Eva from the Tyre Factory |
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We've Seen It in the Movies, Now Let's See if It's True |
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What I Would Have Written |
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Nigel Cox is the author of six novels, including The Cowboy Dog, Responsibility, and Tarzan Presley.
