Public Address Books
Public Address Books is a specialist imprint that publishes the writings of the Public Address team.
Please note:
• Buying online at Public Address Books pays a much larger royalty to the author than when you buy from a regular bookshop.
• Additionally, our books are usually lower-priced than in bookshops.
• And we also offer the added bonus of allowing you to get your book signed or inscribed by the author.
• But if you strongly prefer to buy from a bookshop then please favour one of our recommended independent booksellers throughout New Zealand. Click here to find out more.
Titles available from Public Address Books:
Ko te Pūmanawa Huna o Arapeta Ota
Nā David Haywood & Peter Adamson, NZ$19.95
Kāore e pai te noho o Arapeta Ota i te taha o tana whānau me ana hoa kura, kāore ana pūmanawa ki te peke-ā-pou, ki te pāngarau rānei...
The Hidden Talent of Albert Otter
By David Haywood & Peter Adamson, NZ$19.95
Writer David Haywood has collaborated with artist Peter Adamson to create a charming picture book for children....
Not Safe For Work
By Emma Hart, NZ$24.95 (RRP $29.95)
A book of fiery prose from Emma Hart...
"Smart and funny and original... talented as all f**k."-- Steve Braunias
The New Zealand Reserve Bank Annual 2010
By David Haywood, NZ$24.95 (RRP NZ$29.95)
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?...
The Idiot Boy Who Flew
By Graham Reid, NZ$24.95 (RRP NZ$29.95)
Winner of the TravCom Readers' Choice Award 2010!
More travel writing from the award-winning author of Postcards From Elsewhere (2006 Whitcoulls Travel Book of the Year)...
My First Stabbing
By David Haywood, NZ$22.50 (RRP NZ$24.95)
A collection of strange meanderings by David Haywood.
"Apposite, biting and very funny."-- Keri Hulme...
Busytown: Knee-High in New York
By Jolisa Gracewood
The unexpected adventures of Jolisa Gracewood in Busytown... RELEASE DATE: 2015
Public Address titles available from other publishers:
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...
