Today I received a copy of Great New Zealand Argument: Ideas about ourselves, edited by Russell Brown, which was surprisingly quick. Presumably it was distributed from within the UK somewhere. It’s a good looking book; the cover appears as if it might be a picture of Russell and his kid walking down a country road (I’ll have to ask him). Well chosen fonts, a good layout and obviously meticulous editing make it easy on the eye too. I only wish I’d been able to get a hardback version as this is a book I’d like to last.
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