Ebook: Dunedin: the city in literature

Dunedin's remarkable literary heritage is founded on Charles Brasch, who presided over the nation's literature from his Dunedin home for many years as the editor of Landfall, on James K Baxter, arguably New Zealand's greatest poet; and on internationally celebrated novelist Janet Frame. It is an impressive record for a small city, and all three are represented in Christine Johnston's lively anthology of Dunedin writing. Also featured are works by well-known poets and memorists Brian Turner, Ruth Dallas and Alistair Campbell, and by a new generation of writers that includes Paula Boock and Emma.;Children of the poor / John A. Lee -- Dunedin / Charles Brasch -- Home ground / Charles Brasch -- Map / Cilla McQueen -- Growing pains in the war years / Alistair Campbell -- The big game / A.P. Gaskell -- The bath / Janet Frame -- Grand Hotel / Janet Frame -- Mr Brasch and Landfall / Janet Frame -- Walking up Castle Street / James K. Baxter -- Dunedin revisited / James K. Baxter -- Moving to Dunedin / Ruth Dallas -- Calm Evening, Dunedin / Ruth Dallas -- Somebodies and nobodies / Brian Turner -- On a photograph of my father walking to rugby / Brian Turner -- The shark bell / Christine Johnston -- Erlich / Bernadette Hall -- Louie / Paula Boock -- Flute and chance / Owen Marshall -- Mr Song and the brightest star / Paddy Richardson -- Double take / Emma Neale -- Passive smokers / Forbes Williams -- Let it go / Maggie Rainey-Smith.