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100			_aMarshall, Talia, _eauthor. _955617
245	1	0	_aWhaea blue / _cTalia Marshall.
260			_aWellington, New Zealand : _bTe Herenga Waka University Press, _c2024.
300			_a351 pages : _billustrations (some colour) ; _c21 cm
500			_aEssays.
505	0		_aMachine-generated: Echo Valley -- Chicken feet -- The Tower -- Golden whare -- Wake up darling, wake up -- The lake -- Legs 11 -- The blue tūī -- Saturn's return -- This is the way he walked into the darkest, pinkest part of the whale and cried don't tell the others -- Who are you killing? -- Lazy Susan -- The Queen of Swords -- Cultural Supervision -- Pelorus Jim -- The War of the Rātā -- Widow song -- Dolphin Princess -- Blue. Mother. Orange. Go. -- The Greenstone Room -- Orphan girl -- Ladies of Pōrangahau -- The matriarch -- Sisters of mercy -- The good brother -- Hello America! -- Baggage claim -- Baby, this isn't Wonderland -- House music -- The She Tree -- Postcard from Ans and the cocktail hour on the Underworld -- One path to the sea -- Roman candles -- Young man crying -- The ruru -- Today -- Karanga mai -- Author's note -- List of illustrations -- Acknowledgements.
520			_a"Time and whakapapa slowly unravel as Talia Marshall weaves her way across Aotearoa in a roster of decaying European cars. Along the way she will meet her father, pick up a ghost, transform into a wharenui, and make cocktail hour with Ans Westra. Men will come - Roman, Ben, Isaac - and some go. Others linger. And it is these men - her father, Paul, and grandfathers Mugwi Macdonald and Jim; her tīpuna Nicola Sciascia, tohunga Kipa Hemi Whiro, Kupe himself - who she observes as she moves backwards into the future. With her ancestor Tūtepourangi she relives Te Rauparaha's bloody legacy, and attempts and fails to write her great historical novel. But it is her wāhine, past and present, who carry her, even as the ground behind her smoulders... Whaea Blue is a tribute to collective memory, the elasticity of self, and the women we travel through. It is a karanga to and from the abyss. It is a journey to peace"--Publisher information.
600		0	_aMarshall, Talia, _955617
650		7	_aTūpuna. _2reo _922827
650		7	_aPakiwaituhi. _2reo _928435
655		4	_aNew Zealand essays _y21st century. _5Nz _950744
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