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The Ancient Greek philosopher Herakleitos wasn't called obscure for no reason. Allegedly Socrates himself read the manuscript and said you'd need to be a professional pearl diver to get to the bottom of it. And he had the whole book and spoke the same language as Herakleitos, something you can 100% rely on not happening these days. Evidently that's not stopped anybody from making the attempt, however - even if they don't all end up clutching t...

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An important collection by one of the leading contemporary New Zealand poets. The poems are kind of a diary, fragmentary and open, recording a mind thinking about language and the world.

This prose memoir explores the death of a Lower Hutt school friend in the 1953 Tangiwai railway bridge disaster and, at the same time, the author's own life and mortality.

Melbourne Journal: Notebooks 1998-2003 is the third instalment in Alan Loney's notebooks, covering the period in between his previous publications (Sidetracks: Notebooks 1976-1991 and Crankhandle: Notebooks June 2010-November 2013).