Public Address Books...
Public Address Books is a specialist imprint that publishes the writings of the Public Address team.
Titles available from Public Address Books:
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THE NEW ZEALAND RESERVE BANK ANNUAL 2010 By David Haywood From xylophones to your favourite type of sausages, the theory of economics affects everything you do. And yet how much, if anything, have you told to your children?...   |
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NOT SAFE FOR WORK By Emma Hart A book of fiery prose from Emma Hart... "Smart and funny and original... talented as all f**k." -- Steve Braunias |
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THE IDIOT BOY WHO FLEW By Graham Reid More travel writing from the award-winning author of Postcards From Elsewhere (2006 Whitcoulls Travel Book of the Year)... |
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MY FIRST STABBING By David Haywood A collection of strange meanderings by David Haywood. "Apposite, biting and very funny." -- Keri Hulme... |
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BUSYTOWN: KNEE-HIGH IN NEW YORK By Jolisa Gracewood The unexpected adventures of Jolisa Gracewood in Busytown... RELEASE DATE: 2010   |
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GREAT NEW ZEALAND ARGUMENT Edited by Russell Brown A collection of some of the most important writing about who New Zealanders are and how we are changing... |
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POSTCARDS FROM ELSEWHERE By Graham Reid Public Address writer Graham Reid travels from the back roads of America to a cockroach-ridden hotel in Taiwan, from ancient Spain to modern-day Korea. Reid makes these journeys informative, amusing and sometimes downright strange... |
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CIVIL WAR & OTHER OPTIMISTIC PREDICTIONS By David Slack When a Maori academic predicted there would be 'civil war' if the Government's seabed and foreshore legislation was passed, a book idea was born... |
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BULLSHIT, BACKLASH & BLEEDING HEARTS By David Slack A book that digs behind the slogans, myths, mud-slinging and misconceptions on all sides of the current Treaty and race debate to explain exactly where we are, how we got here and where we're heading... |