ISBN: 9781877578458 - landfall 226: heaven and hell: heaven & hell (2 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Otago University Press, 2013

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    Verlag: University of Otago Press, Dunedin, 2013

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    Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 184 pages. Heaven & Hell is the theme for this edition of Landfall, which features artwork by painter Liz Maw, sculptor Lonnie Hutchinson and printmaker Marian Mag uire. Combining established New Zealand writers with some newer, more provocativ e talents, Landfall 226, edited by David Eggleton, contains some of the best c ontemporary imaginative local writing, transporting us to paradises, purgatories , limbos, netherworlds, infernal regions and realms beyond. Among the poetry is a new suite of poems by Cilla McQueen on the underworld, while other poets with new offerings on themes heavenly and hellish are: Joan Fleming, Frankie McMillan , Joanna Preston, Doc Drumheller, Chris Tse, Piet Nieuwland, Rachel Bush, Mary M acpherson, Richard Reeve, David Howard, Alice Miller, Stephen Oliver and Nichola s Reid -- and more. An especially strong fiction section includes a haunting sho rt story by the American writer and creative writing teacher Thom Conroy, now re sident in New Zealand, along with compelling stories by Elizabeth Smither, Tina Shaw, Sue Wootton, Tracey Slaughter, Sean Monaghan and others. This issue contai ns the winning entry in the 2013 Landfall Essay Competition, Winter, by Tim Co rballis, an erudite, lyrical and wide-ranging look at the personal, political, c ultural and meteorological. Among other essayists, New Zealand expatriate Janet Holst provides an account of life in the Islamic city of Muscat, on the Gulf of Oman. Also announcing the winner of the 2013 Kathleen Grattan Poetry Award. …