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'When I put on that serious-writer hat, it squeezes my head, and no thoughts come out.'
'When I put on that serious-writer hat, it squeezes my head, and no thoughts come out.'
The 78-year-old only made the discovery after checking her birth certificate as an adult.
Ewan McGregor, a 79-year-old historian, says he's got "a few books in me yet".
Kesia McKinnon talks to Tom Raynel about her book subscription business The Book Nook.
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David White has republished a book about his daughter's murder and his life since then.
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Bella McGoldrick turned a 'rough and traumatic' experience into a book.
New York Times: Cher's new memoir explores her difficult childhood and fraught marriage.
Times: The actor is loving every minute of being in the Jilly Cooper bonkbuster.
Rachel Weston’s new book Kiwi Bees Have Tiny Knees is causing a buzz.
Margo's penguin experience: Wainui students turn it into a book.
'Writing it down it felt dirtier than it was in my mind'.
Unbound Vol 1 weaves together pictures and interviews with NZ surfers.
An author alleges she made the comment after accepting Boris Johnson’s resignation.
The publisher has conceded that 'our publishing standards fell short on this occasion'.
Telegraph: Erotic fiction can set unrealistic expectations for real-life relationships.
The book was published with support from her teachers, Hastings' Mayor, and her community.
Duncan Webb said the danger was that people would view Gloriavale as "quaint and silly".
Soutar's Kāwai series blends fiction and Aotearoa's history
Pākeha author Lorraine McLeod’s new book inspired by challenge from Tā Toby Curtis.
NYT: How Jilly Cooper tweaked some details to adapt her 1988 book for the streaming age.
'So, you finally came out,’ they said. 'We've known for ages.'
Times: In your thirties, parenthood can feel like an unyielding dividing line.
Times: Bestselling author’s gutsy female pathologist is finally arriving on screen.
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Sure, you can hit Harrods but these small and unique shops are extra special.
NYT: Author packs love, laughter and a harrowing real-life health ordeal into new book.
Blair Tuke is off the market as his rich-list girlfriend joined his Barcelona cheer squad.
Forty distinguished authors, scholars, and writers from across Aotearoa will attend.