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However the judges for this year's New Zealand Post Book Awards couldn't find a space for it in their short-list which will have raised some eyebrows around the literary community.
Perhaps, like the fiction category, three-book short-lists don't give them enough room.
Can someone explain to me then why the two non-fiction categories both have short-lists of five while fiction and poetry are confined to three? How stupid is that?
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