Keri Hulme
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Keri Hulme

Author · 7 books

Keri Hulme (1947–2021) was a New Zealand writer of Māori ancestry on her mother’s side. She gained international recognition with her 1985 debut novel, *The Bone People*, which was awarded the Booker Prize. In addition to novels, she wrote short stories and poetry.

Books

Der Windesser Te Kaihau Erzählungen

Keri Hulme

Steinfisch: Geschichten

Keri Hulme, Christel Dormagen

The Bone People

Keri Hulme

The Bone People: A Novel

Keri Hulme

Unter dem Tagmond

Keri Hulme

Unter dem Tagmond Roman

Keri Hulme, Joachim A. Frank

Lonely Planet Better Than Fiction 1 True Travel Tales from Great Fiction Writers

Alexander McCall Smith, Isabel Allende, Steven Amsterdam, Kurt Andersen, Carol Birch, Stefan Merrill Block, Tom Carson, Bryce Courtenay, Sophie Cunningham, Mark Dapin, Peter Ho Davies, Charles Finch, Nikki Gemmell, Steven Hall, Keri Hulme, Frances Mayes, M. J. Hyland, Pico Iyer, Suzanne Joinson, Lloyd-Jones, D. B. C. Pierre, Stephen Kelman, Marina Lewycka, Peter Matthiessen, Jan Morris, Joyce Carol Oates, Téa Obreht, Keija Parssinen, Chris Pavone, Aliya Whitely, Joe Yogerst, Arnold Zable