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2008. A revealing portrait of a flawed but fascinating man who led a whole generation astray

2000. Illustrated and detailed history of a long-established NZ real estate firm.

2007. Inside the heart of the biggest company on earth, showing how the 'Wal-Mart effect' shapes lives everywhere

2013. How to lead your sales squad to success - from hiring and motivating, to training, coaching and more.

2006. Covers the entire process of selling, from valuation to finding a buyer and closing the deal.

2005. Using te reo Maori in everyday NZ business, including Maori translations of each business term.

1982. Leading agricultural scientists with the most recent research on the use of nitrogen fertilisers in New Zealand farming.

1983. Fundamentals, planning and structural work required for constructing makeshift shelters.

1994. First published in 1920, this is the most celebrated of Jane Mander's six novels and a New Zealand classic

1996. Romance and rousing adventure tells of pioneer life in NZ and of Maori and Pakeha striving to live together.

Originally published in 1869, humorous travel book chronicling Twain's travels through Europe and the Holy Land in 1867.

1969. These two volumes were first published in 1969 as private limited editions of only 100 copies each.

1985. Booker Prize winning novel melding Maori and European strange and hurtful pasts into strangely bright futures.

1971. First volume in new series containing new work from established poets and newer younger ones.

1953. Anthology of poems by NZ women writers, published by the New Zealand Women Writers' and Artists' Society

1970. Edited by a notable NZ poet, this anthology includes 40 poets including Katherine Mansfield and James K. Baxter

2002. All of Edgar Allan Poe's most imaginative short stories, early poetic massterpieces, select reviews and narratives.

1981. Story of a family, originally immigrants from Dalmatia, living in New Zealand around the time of WWII

2009. Collection of short literary pieces on Banks Peninsula, mainly by local or resident authors from early to late 20th century.

2007. Two of Janet Frame's earlier works, published originally in 1963 and 1965 respectively.

2008. Two of Janet Frame's earlier works, published in 1970 and 1972 respectively.

1971. Part of the New Zealand Playwrights series.

1997. 100 of the entries in a competition for the best mini-fiction; stories of 500 words or less.

1973. Collection of poems by a New Zealand poet

2017. Collection of 101 politically themed poems from a diverse range of New Zealand poets.

1972. Vintage reference guide including b&w photos and colour drawings.

1977. Fascinating diary of the author's years escaping and being recaptured in World War II

1974. Comprehensive reference work dealing with all aspects of poetry; history, types, prosody and critical terminology.

1976. An essential aid to the study of Hardy's poetry

2004. Collection of poems and short stories from one of New Zealand's foremost writers.

2008. Annotated by the author, includes fourteen volumes of poetry as well as 22 previously unpublished poems

1969. Selection of 47 of James K. Baxter's poems, several previously unpublished.

1967. Analysis and criticism of New Zealand poetry by the author.

1960. In these notes on modern poetry, James K. Baxter covers criticism, inspiration and symbolism in New Zealand poetry.

1957. Scottish author Alistair MacLean's first novel and ultimately, one of his most popular.

2011. 16 new short stories paying homage to Sherlock Holmes, including those by Lee Child, Neil Gaiman and many others.

1981. Selected letters of A.R.D. Fairburn between 1924 and 1957 sent to many notable fellow New Zealand authors

1980. Facsimile reprint of the 1893 edition bringing these two stories together in one illustrated volume.

2014. Entertaining new collection of ballads with goldiggers, shearers, drovers and sailors bringing the past to life.

1996. Translated from the original German, accounts from still-living witnesses who testified in court over Hitler's final days.

2002. Covering January to May 1945, based on material from Soviet, German, American, British, French and Swedish archives.

2004. An unprecedented look at the front line of the war against terror through the eyes of five interrogators

2000. Narrative history of the war in the Pacific between the United States and Japan

2001. Intimate account of how our forces came to be in East Timor and what they did there, using letters, diaries and interviews

1981. Fully illustrated reproduction of one of the most popular WWI service journals for the ANZAC troops

1995. Comprehensive guide to WWII with more than 1600 detailed entries and maps covering every aspect of the war.

2009. The virtually unknown network of Australia's top soldiers and how they are forever linked after they leave the SAS

2005. English translation of author's diary and letters covering his wartime capture and time in Mexico and England

2011. Not only the creator of James Bond, but a Lieutenant-Commander in WWII creating a special unit of soldiers

1994. Compiled 1878 by the Philadelphia Weekly Times, a compendium of articles by participants of the American Civil War