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Bibliography: Gregory O'Brien. Poetry. Whale Years (Auckland UP, ). Beauties of the Octagonal Pool (Auckland UP, ). Afternoon of an Evening Train (Victoria UP, Wellington, ). Winter I Was (Victoria UP, ). Irishman Industry (Pear Tree Press, ). My Heart Goes Swimming: New Zealand Love Poems ([With Jenny Bornholdt], Godwit, ). Days Beside Water (Auckland UP, ). For information on other National Poetry Day events head to www.doorway.ru 'Big Weather: Poems of Wellington' selected by Gregory O' Brien Louise St John: Capturing the vivacity and diversity of the capital, this poetic portrait is a celebration of Wellington and the creative life it inspires. Big Weather: Poems Of Wellington|Gregory O'Brien, Outlines of equity: being a series of elementary lectures on equity jurisdiction, with supplementary lectures on certain doctrines of equity and for valuable consideration without notice|Freeman Oliver Haynes, Executive Guide to Computer Viruses|Charles Ritstein, Natural Antibiotics And Antivirals For Beginners: An Easy Guide To Herbal.

[PDF] Big Weather: Poems of Wellington | by ☆ Gregory O'Brien Louise White - Big Weather: Poems of Wellington, Big Weather Poems of Wellington Since the nineteenth century Wellington has been the site and object of much literary activity and never so than now Where many of New Zealand s leading poets once wandered frequenting bars deliver. Big Weather: Poems of Wellington was published by Mallinson Rendel in This enlarged edition captures the vivacity of the capital, beginning with the inner city and harbour, moving into the suburbs and parks, heading out to Lower Hutt, Porirua, and as far north as Paraparaumu before turning again into the heart of the city. Since the nineteenth century, Wellington has been the site and object of much literary activity and never more so than now. Where many of New Zealand's leading poets once wandered, frequenting bars, delivering mail up the steepest of streets, raising their children in the suburbs, today's XY generation are now vividly, energetically present, and recent poetry has kept trac.