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Writing Wellington: Twenty Years of Victoria University Writing Fellows

  
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1979 Joseph Musaphia 1979 Joseph Musaphia
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1980 Louis Johnson 1980 Louis Johnson
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1981 Vincent O'Sullivan 1981 Vincent O'Sullivan
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1982 Witi Ihimaera 1982 Witi Ihimaera
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A History of New Zealand Literature Through Selected Texts
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(An abstract for a paper to be presented at the LALALAND Conference.)
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Nohwere
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Sold New Zealand
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The Greenstone Flaw
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The Pardon Garty
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Land Brawl in Unknown Trees
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Children of the Whore and Once Were Worriers
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Bowels Do Dry
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All Visitors Aboard and Dumb
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A Creed for Women
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No Ordinary Son and The Clone People
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Good Fry Pork Pie, The Abrogator and The Piano Finger
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Faking Peoples and The Fake-triach
  
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[bio]
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1983 Michael King 1983 Michael King
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1984 Ian Wedde 1984 Ian Wedde
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1985 Patricia Grace 1985 Patricia Grace
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1986 Stevan Eldred-Grigg 1986 Stevan Eldred-Grigg
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1987 Lauris Edmond 1987 Lauris Edmond
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1988 Fiona Kidman 1988 Fiona Kidman
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1989 Maurice Gee 1989 Maurice Gee
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1990 Marilyn Duckworth 1990 Marilyn Duckworth
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1991 Barbara Anderson 1991 Barbara Anderson
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1992 Alistair Te Ariki Campbell 1992 Alistair Te Ariki Campbell
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1993 Jack Lasenby 1993 Jack Lasenby
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1994 Christopher Pugsley 1994 Christopher Pugsley
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1995 Gregory O'Brien 1995 Gregory O'Brien
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1996 Jane Tolerton 1996 Jane Tolerton
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1997 Elizabeth Knox 1997 Elizabeth Knox
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1998 Lorae Parry 1998 Lorae Parry

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Stevan Eldred-Grigg (b. 1952) is a fiction writer, autobiographer and social historian, especially of Canterbury. Historical works such as A Southern Gentry (1980) and Pleasures of the Flesh: Sex and Drugs in Colonial New Zealand (1984) were followed by the award-winning novel Oracles and Miracles (1987), The Shining City (1991), Blue Blood (1997) and others, all drawing on the social, cultural and literary history of Canterbury. My History, I think (1994) is a memoir.

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