I think we should go into the jungle

BARBARA ANDERSON
Here is an outstanding new talent in New Zealand fiction. Barbara Anderson's stories range widely in time and place, and are distinguished by a sharp sense of how people actually deal with one another. They record the civilised places where most of us live, but also show the jungles which tempt and beckon just at the edge of vision.
$19.95

Juliet Bravo Juliet
VIRGINIA WERE
In her first book of poems and stories, Virginia Were explores the beguiling notion of life as a tourist trip. Here the tours are not just of exotic places (Levuka and Delhi, Blackball and Invercargill) but of childhood and memory. A sparkling collection.
$17.95

Finding the Pattern, Solving the Problem
Katherine Mansfield the New Zealand European
VINCENT O'SULLIVAN
In his Inaugural Lecture as Professor of English at Victoria University, Vincent O'Sullivan places Katherine Mansfield within the contexts of post,colonialism and literary Modernism. A stimulating and entertaining contribution to the Centennial year.
$7.50

VICTORIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
PO Box 600, Wellington

DIESEL MYSTIC

Gregory O'Brien

Gregory O'Brien's first novel is an astonishing picture of small- town New Zealand seen through the innocent eyes of a 17-year-old narrator. He meets a whisky marmalade priest, a levitating bride, an entire corps de ballet afloat — but briefly — on the Northern Wairoa River, and from time to time a woman of fantasy and fancy. Illustrated by the author, Diesel Mystic is funny and sad, always unexpected, surprisingly familiar.

$19.95

AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY PRESS

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