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Specimen : personal essays / Madison Hamill.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Wellington, New Zealand : Victoria University of Wellington Press, 2020.Description: 231 pages ; 21 cmISBN:
  • 9781776563012
  • 1776563018
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 824.3 23
LOC classification:
  • PR9639.4.H36 S64 2020
Contents:
The new leadership -- Suspending belief -- Rules -- Speculative fiction -- The scare-cat -- Khayelitsha Takeaway -- Wo(und)man -- Bloodhounds -- Specimen -- Iceland -- The participant -- I will never hit on you -- Adventure time -- Brief intervention -- Ethnography of a Ranfurly man -- The wilderness.
Summary: "A father rollerblading to church in his ministerial robes, a university student in a leotard sprinting through fog, a trespass notice from Pak'nSave, a beautiful unborn goat in a jar ... In scenarios ranging from the mundane to the surreal, Madison Hamill looks back at her younger selves with a sharp eye. Was she good or evil? Ignorant or enlightened? What parts of herself did she give up in order to forge ahead in school, church, work, and relationships, with a self that made sense to others?"--Inside back cover.
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Item type Current library Collection Call number Status Notes Date due Barcode
Non-Fiction - New Zealand Non-Fiction - New Zealand Waimate Non-Fiction Fiction 824.3 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not For Loan Not for loan A0073192X

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The new leadership -- Suspending belief -- Rules -- Speculative fiction -- The scare-cat -- Khayelitsha Takeaway -- Wo(und)man -- Bloodhounds -- Specimen -- Iceland -- The participant -- I will never hit on you -- Adventure time -- Brief intervention -- Ethnography of a Ranfurly man -- The wilderness.

"A father rollerblading to church in his ministerial robes, a university student in a leotard sprinting through fog, a trespass notice from Pak'nSave, a beautiful unborn goat in a jar ... In scenarios ranging from the mundane to the surreal, Madison Hamill looks back at her younger selves with a sharp eye. Was she good or evil? Ignorant or enlightened? What parts of herself did she give up in order to forge ahead in school, church, work, and relationships, with a self that made sense to others?"--Inside back cover.

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