(Out of print)
1995
$24.95
168pp, paperback
198 x 129mm
ISBN: 0-908812-40-X
This classic New Zealand novel explores the physcial and emotional world of a biologist working in solitude on a study of penguins in Antarctica.
By Graham Billing
(Out of print)
1995
$24.95
168pp, paperback
198 x 129mm
ISBN: 0-908812-40-X
This classic New Zealand novel explores the physcial and emotional world of a biologist working in solitude on a study of penguins in Antarctica.
"Mr Billing has a large and observant heart, and the natural tension in his writing is the mark of a talent that can only deepen and grow more important as the years go by." The New Yorker
Forbush and the Penguins was Graham Billing's first novel, written after he had spent eighteen months working in Antarctica as a journalist. Subsequently he had five more novels published, including The Slipway and The Chambered Nautilus.
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