Te Kaihau

Te Kaihau by Keri Hulme, published by University of Queensland Press in 1986, is a collection of short stories that explores a variety of themes and experiences. This edition, comprising 239 pages, is presented in English and delves into the complexities of human relationships and the impact of dreams, family life, and unexpected events.

Readers will find narratives that address diverse subjects, including a woman’s accidental injury to her son, the lives of sheep herders, and the presence of whales, all intertwined with elements of violence and familial dynamics. The stories reflect contemporary issues within British and Irish literature, offering insights into the intricacies of everyday life and the emotional landscapes that accompany it.