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New York Times: Meet the man who devised one of the world's most popular puzzles.
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Read all about it! Wardini wins NZ bookshop of the year
Wardini Books has been named the Nielsen Bookshop of the Year 2020.
Top UK novelists miss out on literary shortlist
Americans dominate the latest Booker literature shortlist
JK Rowling under fire for new novel with 'transvestite serial killer'
The author is again accused of transphobia - this time because of her new book.
NorthTec tā moko discussion
Tā moko - is it traditional or contemporary? NorthTec staff share their views.
National Library midway through cull of overseas books
Titles will be offered to local libraries, prison libraries and community groups.
Getting comfortable with discomfort
Alison Jones talks with Eleanor Black about This Pākehā Life: An Unsettled Memoir
Nick Hornby's new novel takes him on a different tack
Times: The writer on why he wrote a black character for his latest book.
'For people like myself, New Zealand is a heaven'
Mustafa Darbandi, a Kurdish refugee, had to run from peril but found 'home' in NZ.
Poet Kate Camp reads everything from Trollope to Mantel
Poet and author of How to Be Happy Though Human, Kate Camp, shares her reading list.
Ghazaleh Golbakhsh: From prison at age 6 to film-maker and author
From Iran, to NZ, to Hollywood, Ghazelah Golbakhsh discusses her new book of essays.
The many sides to Dan Brown
New York Times: Author of The Da Vinci Code released a classical music album for children.
Whitcoulls Top 100: Ten Kiwi authors make list as Harry Potter series rules the charts
Ten New Zealand authors have made the Whitcoulls Top 100 list this year.
Noteworthy: Social status focus of a selection of books
Eleanor Black on Canvas' Noteworthy book reviews.
Letters tell of love during World War II
Love letters create a new literary genre with a multiple purpose
'If I had to go through it, I'm allowed to write about it'
Eleanor Black talks to poet Jess Fiebig
Amazon restricts reviews on Harry and Meghan biography
The 'Sussex Squad' have been trying to boost the book's rating on Amazon.
Sophie Hannah continues to test Poirot's powers of sleuthing
Eleanor Black talks with crime writer Sophie Hannah.
Women writers defy lockdown restrictions
Strong showing from debut women novelists and memoir writers.
Family secrets and squabbles
Canvas book reviews: The Telling Time, by P.J. McKay, and State Highway One, by Sam Coley.
Armchair travel: 'I yearned to be inspired by something mysterious'
Exploring Britain's diverse landscapes taught this author much about her own identity.
Revealed: The new Auckland - the startling numbers behind future faces
Mark Fryer on the Auckland he's known and that just keeps growing
Twilight author reveals she is working on two more books
The Twilight author has let slip some exciting information.
Fight for Freedom: the 'definitive' untold story of Harry and Meghan's decision to blindside the Windsors
Leah McFall talks to the authors of a "definitive" new book on Harry and Meghan
Harry and Meghan book the latest, risky move in royal PR war
It's just the latest foray of British royals into the minefield that is royal biography.
In pursuit of war hero Charles Upham
Nicholas Reid reviews Tom Scott's latest on Charles Upham
Crossing the Lines: three gay soldiers in World War II
On 13 September 1947, two gay friends, Freda Stark and Harold Robinson, got married.
The ninth art: celebrating our rich Kiwi comics scene
Jonathan King on creating his new book, The Inkberg Enigma.