The complete classic stories by New Zealand's most famous writer. Unlike many selected editions, this is a complete collection of all 75 of Katherine Mansfield's finished stories taken from her five books: Bliss, The Garden Party, The Doves' Nest, Something Childish and In a German Pension. Virginia Woolf claimed that Mansfield's writing was 'The only writing I have ever been jealous of.' Widely considered one of the best short-story writers of her period, Katherine Mansfield is celebrated for her sensitive and subtle treatment of human behaviour. Satirical, psychologically deep, unabashed and candid about sex, pregnancy and social issues, her stories adopted a fresh style and new narrative techniques. She drew on and evoked the New Zealand landscape from her childhood, as well as her travels in Europe and time in England.
The Lebanese Connection and Other Stories
Short Stories by New Zealanders, Two
Barefoot in the Valley
The Tale of Kitty Whittington: And Other Short Stories
Morton cleared his scheme with the Principal who agreed to supervise his class while he picked up John Tower. John Tower was soaking up the spring sunshine and admiring Carol's handiwork at the front of the 'T.J.' when Morton arrived.
Those damned Dubliners!” Surely not! Linville righted himself once more, and thought to move to safer ground. 'Where was that,' he wondered, 'this far from the ground'. The Admiral had vanished after a number of the men.
In this striking debut collection she focuses on moments of discovery, from the first controlled nuclear reaction to the shape of an avalanche as witnessed from its catchment area. These are epiphanies with consequences.
Peter Simpson in reviewing Owen Marshall's stories in the New Zealand Listener wrote: 'Marshall is held in uncommon affection by New Zealand readers - generally we admire and respect rather than love our writers.
Kids can say the creepiest things. 27 New Zealand authors delve into the strange, the unexpected, and the downright terrifying things that kids say in this collection of all new flash fiction.
The writers include Jane Westaway, David Hill and Fleur Beale as well as some stunning newcomers such as Natasha Lewis and Samantha Stanley. This book isn't just for people from thirteen to nineteen years old.