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Category Archives: Non-Fiction
New March Non-Fiction
(all general books are sent freight free within NZ) Wellington Literary Happenstance & New Books Writers & Readers: The next week is rich in books and authors with the Writer & Readers Festival having kicked off on the 9th, there … Continue reading
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Book Launch: Observations by Russell Campbell
vicbooks is proud to be hosting Victoria University Press’ launch of Observations: Studies in NZ Documentary by Russell Campbell. As New Zealanders we have varied and conflicting ideas of who we are, some of the most striking of these come … Continue reading
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Thanksgiving
In the accent-less world of textual communication, where the addition of the occasional (possibly unnecessary) “u” to certain words acts as verbal camouflage, you might never know that I am American. But, there it is. As an American abroad I … Continue reading