"Tikanga tuku iho." . . "Noho-ā-iwi." . . "New Zealand." . . . . . . "Kerewin Holmes, an exuberant New Zealand part-Maori painter, lives in her Tower by the Sea until she is beguiled by a strange child Simon and by his father Joe, a Maori. They feast and drink together, wound each other and experience a kind of dying and eventual healing."@en . . "Kerewin Holmes, a New Zealand part-Maori painter, lives by the sea until she is beguiled by a child, Simon, and by his father, Joe, a Maori. They feast and drink together, wound each other, and experience a kind of dying and eventual healing."@en . . "The bone people"@en . "The bone people" . "Fiction" . "Fiction"@en . . . . . "The bone people selections introduced and read by the author"@en . . . . . . "Set on the harsh South Island beaches of New Zealand, bound in Maori myth and entwined with Christian symbols, the novel summons power with words, focusing on three people: one Maori, one European and one of mixed blood who are locked together in animosity and love." . "Set on the harsh South Island beaches of New Zealand, bound in Maori myth and entwined with Christian symbols, the novel summons power with words, focusing on three people: one Maori, one European and one of mixed blood who are locked together in animosity and love."@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "The bone people a novel" . "The bone people a novel"@en . . "The bone people : selections"@en . . . . "Maori (New Zealand people) Fiction." . . "Tāngata." . . "Maori (New Zealand people)" . . "Aronganui." . . . . "Pakiwaitara." . . "Daisy talking books." . .