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Description
SONG of the SELKIES
by Cathie Koa Dunsford (SIGNED)
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 1876756098
Format: small paperback
Published: Spinifex Press 2001
Size (mm): 130 w x 195 h x 15 d
Pages: 200
SKU: A5/2207/U
ABOUT
Signed by the author.
As an ancient mystery unravels on a distant Scottish Isle, Cowrie must turn detective to discover the truth behind the song of the selkies, mythical creatures who live on land and in the sea.
From one our most gifted Pacific novelists, Matakana author, Dr. Cathie Koa Dunsford. Cathie Dunsford is a fiction writer, poet and editor who grew up in Auckland and studied at Auckland University, where she received her doctorate in 1976. Dunsford has authored more than 20 books that have been published internationally, including her work being translated into German and Turkish. Her works have been released at the Frankfurt Book Fair where she has also featured as guest of honour.
CONDITION
New with light shelf wear and spotting due storage.
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Limited print run and scarce worldwide
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