Light the fuse

Not the great New Zealand novel

An early work in progress dedicated to democratic Climate Polycrisis-megamobilisation and the Mahurangi

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	Mega-climate polycrisis
9	Great Te Kūiti fireworks disaster
10	Four Gone Conclusions
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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Disclosure The author of this novel modello is the secretary of both Mahurangi Action Incorporated and the Mahurangi Coastal Path Trust. The content published here, however, is that of the editorially independent, independently funded Mahurangi Magazine.