Dunedin: History, Heritage and Ecotourism.
Gavin McLean.
A detailed guide to the city and its immediate environment , including trips that can be taken by public transport.
Paperback $19.99
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Timeless Land.
Grahame Sydney, Brian Turner, Owen Marshall.
Featuring over 50 of Grahame Sydney's finest paintings of the Central Otago region, complemented by poems by Brian Turner, and stories by Owen Marshall.
Hardcover $99.99
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Dunedin A City in Literature.
Christine Johnson.
An anthology of 20th century Dunedin fiction, poetry and memoir, featuring James K Baxter, Janet Frame, and Owen Marshall, among others.
Hardcover $ 34.99
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The Art of Grahame Sydney
Grahame Sydney, Reg Graham, Michael Findlay, Belinda Jones, Brian Turner.
A comprehensive survey of Sydney's enormously varied body of work, including not only the iconic Central Otago paintings, but also still lifes and portraits in a variety of media. Included are 143 reproductions, 9 photographs, exhibition history and biographical notes.
Hardcover $99.99
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Wild Central: Discovering the Natural History of Central Otago.
Neville Peat, Brian Patrick.
Discover the natural history of Central Otago. From stunning alpine plants to the secrets of valley floor life, this book introduces a magnificent natural environment.
Paperback $ 39.95
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Dunedin A Portrait
Neville Peat
A photo-essay by Neville Peat, reflecting Dunedin's extraordinary range of scenery, wildlife and heritage buildings.
Paperback $29.95
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Black Light.
Ralph Hotere.
The scale and grandeur of works such as Black Phoenix are reproduced here, and their paradoxical themes are explored by some of NZ's leading writers and critics.
Paperback $ 49.99
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An Inward Sun: The World of Janet Frame.
Michael King.
More accessible than Michael King's earlier, magisterial work, this illustrated biography serves as an engaging introduction to the life and work of the most acclaimed NZ writer of recent times.
Paperback $39.99
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Guide to Central Otago Rail Trail Trail.
Gerald Cunningham.
The trail follows the old railway line built through Central Otago in the 19th century, when bridges and viaducts were constructed from hand-shaped stone. The trail is 150 km long, and has been developed for walkers, cyclists and horse riders.
Paperback $ 24.99
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Goldfields of Otago: An Illustrated History
John Hall-Jones
An outstanding collection of over 300 historical photographs and paintings of the Otago goldfields, with a fascinating narrative by John Hall-Jones.
Hardcover $ 39.99
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An Autumn Journey: The Good Life in Central Otago
Louise Joyce, Ric Oram
Leaving the city behind for the good life in Central Otago, by (ex) Auckland journalists Louise Joyce and Ric Oram. The engaging story of a middle-aged couple who jump out of their comfort zone to explore a provincial lifestyle.
Paperback $29.99
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The Desire of the Line - Ralph Hotere Figurative Works
Ralph Hotere
Figurative works by Ralph Hotere : an ideal companion to Black Light, also featured in this brochure.
Paperback $ 59.99
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Oooooo...! Poems by Hone Tuwhare
Hone Tuwhare
The latest collection from NZ Icon Artist, Hone Tuwhare, presenting diverse new poems alongside earlier previously unpublished work.
Paperback $ 24.99
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Marilyn Webb: Prints and Pastels
Marilyn Webb
A retrospective of one of Dunedin's best-loved artists.
Paperback $59.95
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Illustrated History of Central Otago and Queenstown Lakes
Gerald Cunningham
Illustrated with over 200 photos, it is packed with the personalities and events that shaped this region, from the moa hunters and early explorers to the gold miners, runholders and pioneer orchardists.
Paperback $ 39.99
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Wild Dunedin
Neville Peat, Brian Patrick
Enjoying the natural history of New Zealand's Wildlife Capital.
Paperback $39.95
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Guide to the Otago Goldfields Heritage Trail
Gerald Cunningham
A complete guide to the 22 sites that make up the Otago Goldfields Heritage Trail, a collection of important historic locations left behind by the early gold miners in Otago. Includes information on early gold mining methods, the role of women on the early goldfields, and the plight of the Chinese miners.
Paperback $ 24.95
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Frances Hodgkins: Paintings and Drawings
Iain Buchanan, Michael Dunn, Elizabeth Eastmond
Forty full-page colour reproductions display the full richness of the art of Frances Hodgkins, and are complemented by essays by leading NZ art historians.
Paperback $59.95
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Jeffrey Harris
Justin Paton
A retrospective of one of Dunedin's best-known painters, published to accompany the 2004/2005 exhibition at Dunedin Public Art Gallery, curated by Justin Paton.
Hardcover $ 69.95
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Central
Arno Gasteiger, Philip Temple
Arno Gasteiger's photographs capture many of the constant and sometimes inconstant elements that make up this unique part of New Zealand. With an introductory essay by historian Philip Temple.
Hardcover $ 59.95
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Central Otago
Gilbert van Reenan
Stunning landscape photography by Gilbert van Reenen, with an introduction by Neville Peat.
Hardcover $ 39.99
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Day Walks of Dunedin & Coastal Otago
Bill Wilson
Includes 71 walks, all within easy reach of Dunedin, giving clear instructions on how to access each walk, the grade and approximate walking time, and interesting details about what you will see. Illustrated with colour photos and maps.
Paperback $19.99
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Southern Seas
Keith Probert, John Jillett, Sally Carson
Discovering Marine Life at 46° South
Paperback $ 24.99
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Oatcakes to Otago: A Chronicle of Dunedin's Scottish Heritage
Doanld Offwood
This dramatised and historically correct story of Scottish emigration to Otago follows successive generations of the Crawford family, from the Battle of Culloden, through the Highland Clearances, to their emigration to Otago in 1848.
Paperback $ 36.99
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An Autobiography
Janet Frame
A deluxe collector's edition of 500 numbered copies, of which fewer than 100 remain available.
Hardcover $ 69.95
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King of the Castle: Wiliam Larnach
Fleur Snedden
A fascinating biography of the 19th century businessman and politician, best remembered for the castle he built on Otago Peninsula, and for having committed suicide at Parliament.
Paperback $ 29.99
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Taking Off
Brian Turner
With Brian Turner's characteristic wit and feeling, these poems deal with separation, the poet's relationship with his aging father, and departed friends. There are also poems about fishing, golf and cricket, and about living in the austere paradise of Central Otago.
Paperback $ 24.99
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Day Walks of Central Otago and the Queenstown Lakes District
Peter Dymock
A guide to the best of the regions day walks, with notes on how to get there, a route guide, points of interest, and the historical background of each walk.
Paperback $ 19.99
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