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The Mysterious Mr Montague (2018). In A. Bridges, L. Murray & A Compton (Eds.), Te Korero Ahi Ka – To Speak of the Home Fires Burning, (pp. 183-199). Speculative Fiction NZ. ASIN: 0473428342; ISBN-13: 978-0473428341.

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‘The Kings Command’. A book awarded to my grandfather, William Peter Joseph, as 3rd Prize in Standard VI, Runanga School, New Zealand, December 1910.