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A selection of insightful and poignant poems, this collection reminisces with poise and candour about the authors life in Wellington, Catholic upbringing, derelict acquaintances, the challenges of giving up drinking, and more.

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Brings together award-winning poet and author Geoff Cochrane's two slim volumes of short stories, originally published in limited editions, his early novella Quest Clinic, and more recent stories.

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Each and every day, at some point on our walk, he stops and lets me know that this is today's person, the party he wants to be introduced to. Chosen is the nineteenth collection of poems by cult Wellington poet and pedestrian Geoff Cochrane.

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Illuminating personal trials and triumphs against the backdrop the author's home city of Wellington, New Zealand, this title describes a world of jagged and narrow rocks, and shelter from the tepid rain's puce music. It features poems of literary allusions and memories that record the author's life as a poet and his former drinking years.

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The Black and the White is a new work witty, fearless, formidably concise from one of the most distinctive voices in New Zealand poetry.

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'Geoff Cochrane's is a whole world, rendered in lines at once compressed and open, mysterious and approachable.' - Damien Wilkins. Geoff Cochrane's new book is a bracing and invigorating distillation of his distinctive talent.

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Wonky Optics is Geoff Cochrane's fifteenth collection of poems. "The Cochrane tone is one of the great pleasures in our literature - and somehow sweeter for appearing not to be part of that literature." - Damien Wilkins