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Milan Kundera, author of 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being', has died
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Lauded author of No Country for Old Men, The Road, dies
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Whanganui illustrator awarded NZ Order of Merit
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British novelist Martin Amis dies at 73
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Ockham Book Awards winners: Kiwi author wins massive award for second time
One author has taken out the biggest award of the night for a second time.
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The fake story of a real disappearance to be released
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How Judy Blume transformed teenagers’ lives - by demystifying sex
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Anne Perry, teen murderer-turned crime writer, dies at 84
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Agatha Christie thrillers latest to get modern makeover
Agatha Christie novels have been rewritten for modern sensitivities.
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Con artist pleads guilty in plot that duped famous authors
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'Let the fun begin': Why romance novelist faked her own death
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