Book review: Monsters in the Garden: An Anthology of Aotearoa New Zealand Science Fiction and Fantasy
A rare anthology of speculative fiction, homegrown.
A rare anthology of speculative fiction, homegrown.
A tale of domestic discontent for holiday reading
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.
Richard Branson's sister Vanessa releases her memoir.
Rose Tremain will delight fans with her new novel.
Times: A staple of bookshelves since the early 1970s, Cooper is still in rip-roaring form.
What the doctor ordered. Dr Hinemoa Elder tells Eleanor Black what she's reading
Fiona Farrell's new collection of poems
Poetry is a vehicle for empowerment and political protest
Times: The Oscar winner has gone rogue again, laying everything bare in his memoir.
Bruce Ansley's new book takes him to the South Island in search of the Alpine Fault.
Times: At the age of 65, Lee Child is hanging up his pen as his brother takes over.
Tusiata Avia says she's a lucky reader
An extract from The Platform: The Radical Legacy of the Polynesian Panthers.
Craig Sisterson talks to Ngaio Marsh Awards finalists about Māori crime fiction
Remote Sympathy takes us into the uncertain heart of human complicity
Elizabeth Heritage reviews What Are You Going Through
Author Jeanette Goode on her book, Little Blue and what she's reading
Eleanor Black talks with author Catherine Chidgey.