Light the fuse

Not the great New Zealand mobilisation novel

An early work-in-progress dedicated to circuitouslby provoking a novel by an award-winning author, provoking a movie of, which builds the mandate for the Churchillian leadership of…y helping precipitate the Great Mobilisation

Dare to be wise!
Kant

Papers Past: Original Correspondence, New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume IV, Issue 325, 17 February 1844, page 2

As a Foreigner: As published by the New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator 17 February 1844—click to display full-length. image Papers Past

author Cimino
work-in-progress published 20240703

Content listed here, should probably—and possibly for the longest time—be considered squarely in the category of possible /footnote requiredprobablefootnote required.

Front matter

I	Dedication
II	Foreword
III	Preface
IV	Author’s note
V	Acknowledgements
VI	Introduction
VII	Prologue

Contents – actual, work-in-progress, and possible

1	Light the fuse
2	Recruiting an irresistible face
3	Child hunger ends here
4	Blessed are the toolmakers
5	Losing the bloody The
6	Elevator-pitching staff car
7	Aspirations of a dumb-arse intellectual
8	D-Day of Hope
9	Four Gone Conclusions
10	Mega-climate polycrisis
11	Regatta to the rescue
12	Liberty kitchen to end all child hunger
13	Anytime voting
14	mahu Zingara

Back matter – actual, work-in-progress, and possible

End notes

Appendices

1	Buy Waiwera
2	Buy Waiwera Plan B
3	Coastal-path commissioner summary

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