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C.K. Stead
Birth date: October 17, 1932
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My Name Was Judas - C.K. Stead The Necessary Angel - C.K. Stead The Necessary Angel - C.K. Stead Talking About O'Dwyer - C.K. Stead Between - C.K. Stead Between - C.K. Stead The Blind Blonde With Candles In Her Hair: Stories - C.K. Stead Geographies - C.K. Stead Geographies - C.K. Stead The End Of The Century At The End Of The... The End Of The Century At The End Of The World - C.K. Stead In the Glass Case: Essays on New Zealand... In the Glass Case: Essays on New Zealand Literature - C.K. Stead Sister Hollywood - C.K. Stead Sister Hollywood - C.K. Stead Book Self: The Reader as Writer and the Writer as Critic - C.K. Stead Death Of The Body - C.K. Stead Answering to the Language: Essays on Modern Writers - C.K. Stead The Yellow Buoy: Poems 2007-2012 - C.K. Stead Dog - C.K. Stead The Inward Sun: Celebrating the Life and Work of Janet Frame - Elizabeth Alley, Keri Hulme, C.K. Stead The Singing Whakapapa - C.K. Stead The Singing Whakapapa - C.K. Stead Five For The Symbol - C.K. Stead Five For The Symbol - C.K. Stead The Writer at Work: Essays - C.K. Stead The Gramophone Room - C.K. Stead The Gramophone Room - C.K. Stead New Zealand Short Stories - C.K. Stead, ... New Zealand Short Stories - C.K. Stead, Christian Karlson Stead
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In laywoman's terms
In laywoman's terms rated it 14 years ago
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A very simple read, but quite enjoyable. I was worried it would be a heavy read because of the religious and historical context but the book was actually very straightforward. The poems at the end of every chapters were my favorite parts of the book, I kept re-reading them because I liked them so mu...
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