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A busy and noncanonical anthology

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June 2013, no. 352

The Auckland University Press Anthology of New Zealand Literature edited by Jane Stafford and Mark Williams

Auckland University Press (Inbooks), $65 hb, 1162 pp

A busy and noncanonical anthology

by
June 2013, no. 352

To begin at the beginning. ‘When the first Pakeha ship came,’ Te Horeta told the explorer Charles Heaphy, ‘I was a lad … [about twelve years old].’ Watching the ‘white people’ row ashore, ‘paddling with their backs to the way they were going’, the boy and his companions ‘thought they must have eyes behind their heads’.

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