Five quick questions with The Final Call author Jen Shieff
The author of The Final Call on becoming a film reviewer, the 70s and Dickens.
The author of The Final Call on becoming a film reviewer, the 70s and Dickens.
In Lloyd Jones' new novel, a family contends with the birth of an unusual child.
New York Times: 'Brian's strong wish was that nobody would stop him, and he got his wish.'
Tessa Duder is a latecomer to the joys of book clubs
Paula Morris: good to see an increasing number of diverse writers acknowledged
For the best in New Zealand literature, look no further.
The editor and writer talks to Elisabeth Easther.
From 'gym rats' to Scandinavian exercise regimes, Bill Hayes explores a history of sweat.
The Amazon effect on small businesses
The author of Caging Skies returns with a 70s story of love, secrets and activism.
What author Matt McEvoy is reading.
The Frog Prince: a novel about the power of love
"I'm convinced. It's so unlikely it could be anyone else."
Scotty Morrison is a champion of the Māori language and has written books celebrating it.
Love reading about love? Kiran Dass has plenty of suggestions.
The design writer's first work of fiction is a love story that's also about a city.
Seventeen writers from Aotearoa talk about their top three favourite NZ books
In his new book is Christos Tsiolkas, the character, who also happens to be an author.
Waitangi Day: Te Tiriti and the New Zealand Wars – a wahine toa speaks
The books author Bryan Walpert has on his reading list
One house, three time-frames. A symphonic triumph, writes Kiran Dass
Times: When the family first opened up publicly, 'the responses were unbelievably cruel'.
She lost her confidence and writing was suddenly too hard.
New York Times: Ambo Anthos Publishers said it would delay printing more copies.
Alan Cumming's collection of anecdotes fails to reveal the real Alan Cumming
Whodunnit delves into social, psychological and environmental factors
Auctioneer says the set is in 'remarkable condition'.
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