Ko wai kei te papa tākaro? the view from a window

the view from a window — holding them up to the light and presenting them anew

economic threats

and highly readable biography should certainly achieve its aim of restoring ‘Grid’ Caldwell to a prominent place in New Zealand’s military history’ — Neill Atkinson

‘Poetry New Zealand Yearbook

the Tukituki River and the mad wilderness of Windsor Park to the back of me and the distinctly non-wilderness of Cornwall Park and the misty vista of the Ruahines in front of me

Ko wai kei te papa tākaro? the view from a windowHe pukapuka taahua hei pnui m ng taitamariki me te papa tkaro Me kimi ko wai e tkaro ana ki runga i te retireti, i te trere, i te pae piki i runga aha an i tnei pukapuka papa whakamharo m ttahi toronga ki te papatkaro. He pukapuka mm, ptai atu, whakahoki mai tna hanga hei hoatu i kupu hou me ng rerenga krero hou m ttahi tukanga phekoheko. Ko ng whakaahua rerehua n te kaitango whakaahua rongonui, n Jane Ussher ka whai whi ng tamariki me rtou whnau hei