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Maurice Shadbolt

Maurice Shadbolt

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Maurice Shadbolt, author of The house of strife, offers stories that often explore New Zealand's past and people. His writing is direct and thoughtful, making his books a good read for those interested in the country's unique perspective.

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Literary Fiction Fiction Non-Fiction Historical Fiction History

Featured Works

Book cover of The house of strife

The house of strife

Maurice Shadbolt

New Zealand Wars #3
Book cover of The New Zealanders
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The New Zealanders

Maurice Shadbolt

Book cover of Love and Legend: Some Twentieth Century New Zealanders

Love and Legend: Some Twentieth Century New Zealanders

Maurice Shadbolt

Book cover of Les Iles du Pacifique Sud

Les Iles du Pacifique Sud

Maurice Shadbolt

Book cover of Season of the Jew

Season of the Jew

Maurice Shadbolt

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Frequently asked questions

  • What awards has Maurice Shadbolt won?

    Maurice Shadbolt was a significant figure in New Zealand literature, recognized with the Katherine Mansfield Memorial Award multiple times. He also received the Robert Burns Fellowship and was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his contributions to literature.

  • Where should a new reader start with Maurice Shadbolt's books?

    For readers new to Maurice Shadbolt, "Season of the Jew" is often recommended as an excellent starting point. This historical novel provides a strong introduction to his distinctive narrative style and his engagement with New Zealand history.