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Lucifer. Larsen noted that this appeared to have homophobic subtext but that this may have been due to the difficulties in the film's production process.
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Zealand fiction to be set outside of New Zealand and to involve elements of magical realism and fantasy. Knox has said she has always wanted to expand the meaning of New Zealand literature, and that she decided she "could just widen the brief of
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Fiction at the 1999
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gave the novel an A− grade, concluding: "Daringly exploring the spiritual worth of sensual pleasure, New Zealand writer Elizabeth Knox’s imaginative, imagistic tale soars." Actress
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