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The sorrow and bliss of Meg Mason
In the wake of her new book, the Palmerston North-raised journalist opens up.
In the wake of her new book, the Palmerston North-raised journalist opens up.
Sir Michael and Mike Parkinson's new book explores the light and the dark of family life.
Raising orphan chick Marvin like having a newborn baby again, celebrity cook says.
Sarah Forster's picks of New Zealand books for the younger reader
NZ books industry like literary sourdough - slow to rise in the heat of a global pandemic.
Former best-selling author Jordan Peterson has had a rough year.
Christmas coffee table books - the gift that keeps on giving.
Get your summer reading list sorted with the best books from the year.
J.P. Pomare on his stonking crime novel, In the Clearing and reviews that stroke his ego.
When it comes to uncertainty, Michael J. Fox is a pro.
Debra Millar tells Eleanor Black why she reads medical memoirs
Bill Manhire's new collection of poems is full of resonant imagery.
Greek mythology shows how the past influences the present
The great art in Italy would come to inspire the British author's bestselling novels.
Paper Plus joins The Warehouse in banning cookery books due to social media post.
Country icon Dolly Parton chats with Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking about her first new Christmas album in 30 years. Video / Newstalk ZB
Paula Morris walks in Robin Hyde's painful footsteps in Rotorua
Margaret Atwood, 81, one of the most admired novelists in the world, returns to poetry.
Don't get too excited ladies - the synonyms "bint" and "b****" remain.
An entertaining read yet out-of-sync with the times
Ko Aotearoa Tātou - We Are New Zealand reviewed
Words. Lots of words. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Former NZ Prime Minister Helen Clark reviews Rage.
Richard Branson's sister Vanessa releases her memoir.