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  • Maurice Gee
    / Early works and Plumb trilogy

    …story through the 1980s, are Meg (1981) and Sole Survivor (1983).

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    …story through the 1980s, are Meg (1981) and Sole Survivor (1983).

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  • The Bone People
    New Zealand literature
    / Fiction

    …be his Plumb trilogy—Plumb (1978), Meg (1981), and Sole Survivor (1983)—which tells the story of the Christian leftist George Plumb (based on Gee’s grandfather) and the subsequent fortunes of his children and grandchildren. His later novels, however—including Going West (1992), Crime Story (1994), and Live Bodies (1998)—show a further extension…

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    …be his Plumb trilogy—Plumb (1978), Meg (1981), and Sole Survivor (1983)—which tells the story of the Christian leftist George Plumb (based on Gee’s grandfather) and the subsequent fortunes of his children and grandchildren. His later novels, however—including Going West (1992), Crime Story (1994), and Live Bodies (1998)—show a further extension…

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