The Conch Trumpet

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This collection invites readers to engage deeply with the diverse landscapes and cultures of New Zealand, blending historical reflections with sharp critiques of modern society. Eggleton's work intertwines high and low cultural references, creating a rich tapestry that addresses themes of politics, solipsism, and environmental awareness. His vivid imagery captures the essence of nature and urban life, while his multifaceted voice oscillates between humor, philosophy, and cautionary tales, making each poem a compelling exploration of contemporary existence.