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This provocative collection contains pieces both older and previously unpublished from the author's 20 year career. Readers will especially value the new material, pulled from his journalistic pieces written during his five-year employment at the Jewish Museum in Berlin.

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A darkly comic thriller set in Berlin, this novel finds Martin Rumsfield, an international-museums expert from New Zealand, feeling hemmed in by the pressures of work and the demands of family. When a shady character from his past turns up with a sure-fire money-making scheme, Martin is seduced by the glamour of a walk on the wild side.

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In the middle of his life, Jack Grout found himself abducted by aliens. There were other things. His wife left him. His son came one night to the Skylark Lounge and punched him. And there was the mistreatment for melanoma. But what Jack really needed to know was why the aliens had returned.

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When Chester Farlowes father is killed, Chester is forced to leave the vast cattle ranches of New Zealands central volcanic plateau for the badlands of urban Auckland. This mythical story reconfigures the New Zealand experience with an absorbing coming-of-age tale.

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Emerging from this story about the downtrodden and disadvantaged is a celebration of human resilience that reminds us of the importance of intimacy and compassion.