5 edition of New Zealand short stories second series found in the catalog.
Published
1976
by Oxford University Press in Auckland, Oxford
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Other titles | Along Rideout Road. |
| Statement | selected with an introduction by C.K. Stead. |
| Contributions | Stead, C. K. 1932- |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | 244p. ; |
| Number of Pages | 244 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL14959238M |
| ISBN 10 | 0195580141 |
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This is the second collection in the Oxford series, New Zealand Short Stories, and covers the years from the early fifties to the mid-sixties.
It includes the work of older writers, such as Sargeson, Finlayson, Courage, now seen extending their interests into new areas, and shows the maturing talent of Janet Frame, Maurice Duggan, David Ballantyne and O.E. Middleton. ISBN: OCLC Number: Notes: Short stories, some previously published.
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The selection provides an introduction to New Zealand short fiction that readers interestd in the new literatures in English will find stimulating and surprising. The stories are accompanied by brief biographical notes and a glossary of Maori words.5/5(2). New Zealand Short Stories by D.
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Stead. 'This collection represents the New Zealand short story since the publication of D. Davin's anthology in The emphasis is on new developments. Older writers (Sargeson, Finlayson, Courage) are shown extending their interests into new areas; younger ones (Duggan, Ballantyne, Frame, Middleton) are seen now as mature talents; and.
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