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Kommande
This beautifully presented new edition of Nor the Years Condemn brings Robin Hyde's important novel back into print.
First published in 1938, Nor the Years Condemn explores the experiences of returned servicemen and women in the aftermath of World War I. Through the story of Douglas Stark, Hyde vividly portrays the disappointment and disillusionment of veterans who return to a New Zealand that falls short of the ideals they fought for. Far from the promised 'land fit for heroes', the nation grapples with the social upheaval and economic hardship of the 1920s and 1930s. Hyde's novel poignantly captures the emotional and societal challenges faced by those trying to rebuild their lives in a world that no longer seems to recognise their sacrifice.
With cover art by Gretchen Albrecht and a preface by Genevieve Scanlan, this edition invites readers to revisit-or discover for the first time-a classic from one of Aotearoa New Zealand's most cherished literary voices.
276 kr
Kommande
Wednesday's Children returns to print in this beautifully designed edition, celebrating the enduring work of Robin Hyde.
Set in 1930s New Zealand, the novel follows Wednesday Gilfillan, an independent woman who rejects societal expectations in favour of a life defined by artistic and emotional freedom. On an isolated island, she creates a home for her remarkable children and other characters drawn into her life by circumstance. The novel explores her journey through love, loss and survival, focusing on her defiance against the constraints imposed on women-particularly female artists-in a patriarchal society. In vivid prose, Hyde critiques middle-class respectability and delves into the personal costs of living an unconventional life.
With striking cover art by Star Gossage and a new preface and afterword by Genevieve Scanlan, this fresh edition revives a poignant narrative that remains deeply relevant to contemporary readers.
This beautiful new edition brings Robin Hyde's striking novel, Wednesday's Children, back into print. Set in 1930s New Zealand, it follows Wednesday Gilfillan, a woman who defies convention to live freely as an artist and mother. With striking cover art by Star Gossage and a new preface and afterword by Genevieve Scanlan.