Hastings: A boy's own adventure
Autor Dick Frizzellen Limba Engleză Hardback – 13 mar 2025
This charming memoir by one of New Zealand’s best-known painters is a love letter to his home town, Hastings, and the weirdly innocent world of the 1950s and early 1960s.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781991016935
ISBN-10: 199101693X
Pagini: 296
Dimensiuni: 148 x 200 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
ISBN-10: 199101693X
Pagini: 296
Dimensiuni: 148 x 200 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
Cuprins
Introduction 8
1 Getting into it 13
2 Putting the map on Hastings 21
3 Shooting fish in a barrel 29
4 Rabbits for beer 35
5 The death of Stiffy Merton 41
6 They tried to tell us we’re too young 49
7 Richard almost gets a brother 61
8 Flying a kite 67
9 Save the last dance for me 75
10 The Peak 81
11 Breaking the mould 89
12 Ban Irigham 97
13 First of six 103
14 I got a guts ache 111
15 Great balls of fire! 121
16 Mowing Molly’s lawns 129
17 Tunnelling out of Hastings 139
18 Robinson’s Dairy 151
19 The naked pie cart 163
20 That bastard boxthorn hedge 171
21 Cannery row 183
22 The Austin Ten-Four Sherborne 193
23 Younger than springtime 203
24 Ain’t gonna work on McInnes’s farm no more 211
25 The great park of Windsor 221
26 GJG 233
27 Fifth in line 247
28 Frankenstein is not the monster 257
29 Milkshakes with the devil 265
30 Where’s the brick? 273
1 Getting into it 13
2 Putting the map on Hastings 21
3 Shooting fish in a barrel 29
4 Rabbits for beer 35
5 The death of Stiffy Merton 41
6 They tried to tell us we’re too young 49
7 Richard almost gets a brother 61
8 Flying a kite 67
9 Save the last dance for me 75
10 The Peak 81
11 Breaking the mould 89
12 Ban Irigham 97
13 First of six 103
14 I got a guts ache 111
15 Great balls of fire! 121
16 Mowing Molly’s lawns 129
17 Tunnelling out of Hastings 139
18 Robinson’s Dairy 151
19 The naked pie cart 163
20 That bastard boxthorn hedge 171
21 Cannery row 183
22 The Austin Ten-Four Sherborne 193
23 Younger than springtime 203
24 Ain’t gonna work on McInnes’s farm no more 211
25 The great park of Windsor 221
26 GJG 233
27 Fifth in line 247
28 Frankenstein is not the monster 257
29 Milkshakes with the devil 265
30 Where’s the brick? 273
Recenzii
‘Frizzell is a painter who has always cared about words’ — Kim Knight, New Zealand Herald
‘A celebration of landscape and culture, history and everyday objects’ — John Daly-Peoples, New Zealand Arts Review
‘Will leave you both laughing and longing for a time when boyhood was one grand adventure’ — Chris Reed, NZ Booklovers
‘Conjuring a world within a moment as seen through Frizzell’s eyes’ — Jack Riddell, Hawke’s Bay Today
‘Presented with such colour, sympathy and vitality’ — Peter Simpson, Kete
‘So much detail to love’ — Catherine Robertson, RNZ’s Afternoons
‘An affectionate portrait of 1950s Hawke’s Bay’ — Elisabeth Easther, Woman’s Weekly
‘Portrays the experience of growing up with a touch of humour and keen insight’ — Jim Sullivan, Otago Daily Times
‘A celebration of landscape and culture, history and everyday objects’ — John Daly-Peoples, New Zealand Arts Review
‘Will leave you both laughing and longing for a time when boyhood was one grand adventure’ — Chris Reed, NZ Booklovers
‘Conjuring a world within a moment as seen through Frizzell’s eyes’ — Jack Riddell, Hawke’s Bay Today
‘Presented with such colour, sympathy and vitality’ — Peter Simpson, Kete
‘So much detail to love’ — Catherine Robertson, RNZ’s Afternoons
‘An affectionate portrait of 1950s Hawke’s Bay’ — Elisabeth Easther, Woman’s Weekly
‘Portrays the experience of growing up with a touch of humour and keen insight’ — Jim Sullivan, Otago Daily Times