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Main : ecology, fiction, human rights, nuclear
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Write a review. ‘Dunsford takes us on flights of imagination - gazing at the star filled pacific sky from a hammock on the deck of Manawa Toa as the boat slowly ploughs her way through the vast ocean. But in her blending of the natural and spirit worlds, she never lets us forget the plight of those who “have signed treaties in good faith and been used as military or economic targets in return”.’ Meriel Watts‘Manawa Toa catapults the reader into global awareness with passion and grace.’ Carolyn Ogburn, Girlfriends‘The novel is suffused with Maori culture, women’s culture and a passion for the beauty of Aotearoa, the land and sea.’ Sue Pierce, Lesbian Review of Books, USA |
 ValenceSusan HawthorneValence in chemistry, the number of bonds in an element’s atom in linguistics, the number of arguments ...  AnticlimaxSheila JeffreysA SPINIFEX FEMINIST CLASSIC “A rigorous, savvy contemporary intellectual history … Read this book.” – Andrea...  Bite Your TongueFrancesca Rendle-ShortAvailable Now  A Handwritten Modern ClassicFinola MoorheadA SPINIFEX FEMINIST CLASSIC This quirky manifesto about writing was first published in 1983. Finola Moorhead, one of... | ||||||||||
