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Former soldier trying to make sense of trauma
Former soldier Kevin Powers tells Stephen Jewell how his experience in Iraq led him to write.
9000 butterflies die - for art
If you're an animal lover, he's already unlikely to be one of your favourite artists. But even shark-pickling Damien Hirst's fans might flinch at his latest work.
Times columnist's lucky dip in wit and wisdom
Nicky Pellegrino finds few subjects are safe from Times columnist.
Art gallery listings: October 12
Current and upcoming listings from galleries in the Auckland area.
Dementia and finding meanings in the chaos
Author Kate de Goldi tells Rebecca Barry Hill how cracks in the road inspired her latest novel.
A chance to write literary future
NZ will be on display more than 18,000km away in Germany tomorrow when the doors open for the Frankfurt Book Fair - the biggest book trade fair in the world.
JK Rowling's magic for grown ups
JK Rowling's book is not for the kids, discovers Nicky Pellegrino.
John Key thinks small screen
John Key is pinning his hopes on wooing big budget American TV shows to New Zealand, after the postponement of a sequel to Avatar.
TJ McNamara: Enigma variations
Parnell galleries host artists whose inspiration and technique varies greatly.
Art gallery listings: October 5
Current and upcoming listings from galleries in the Auckland area.
Bond: The man with the golden puns
Say it ain’t so. Can it really be half a century since that ultimate male fantasy, Bond, James Bond, first slithered across the big screen? Dixon, Greg Dixon, crunches the numbers and talks to Sir Roger Moore ...
Work of fiction worth the long wait
The return of a favourite character is welcomed by Nicky Pellegrino.
Tourists in Sistine spat
A furious argument has erupted over the future of the Sistine Chapel, after an Italian writer slammed it as an "unimaginable disaster" where tourists resemble "drunken herds".
Art gallery listings: September 28
Current and upcoming listings from galleries in the Auckland area.