Discovering the man you love doesn't exist
What do you do when you discover the man you love doesn't even exist?
What do you do when you discover the man you love doesn't even exist?
White liberals and academics aren't helping solve problems of Māori, Alan Duff says.
Alan Duff shares his difficult childhood, while examining today's issues with parenting.
The note and the will were ready, then journalist Andrew Stafford played a Neil Finn song.
A rare collection of early New Zealand printed material has been put up for auction.
The author of The God of Small Things tells Greg Bruce what she's fighting for, and why.
Take 5: author Philippa Werry shares the five books she wouldn't part with and why.
Don't forget the past: Local theatre companies join forces for a powerful A Fine Balance.
Times: Activism wasn't part of her plan. Anger pushed her into changing the world.
Author Michael Wolff talks with Michelle Hurley about his new book Siege: Trump Under Fire
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Ashleigh Young on the thrill and the fear of publishing a book.
Snapshot of a life: the photographer who took the Obama family's most personal portraits.
Nicholas Sparks has been accused of anti-LGBT discrimination at the school he co-founded.
A discussion at Parihaka inspired a Dutchman-turned-Kiwi to tell the story in te reo.
Author Joy Cowley has revealed she has just under 30 per cent eyesight left.
Publishing dynasty shares its own stories about working with a who's who of writers.
William Colenso College's final book sale. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Britain's anxiety takes centre stage at Hay ideas festival.
Joan Silber's novel feels expansive, eloquently spanning lives, generations and locations.
Harry Potter fans can soon go four books deeper into the world of wizarding.
A surreal break-up romance with no drama, but plenty of emotional personification.
Disappointed GoT fans are hoping George RR Martin can fix the flaws in his final books.
"You have my formal written permission to imprison me... until I'm done".
Air New Zealand tells George R. R. Martin that NZ is a "fantasy writer's fantasy".
Thomas Harris returns with Cari Mora and it was worth the wait writes Greg Fleming.
Greg Fleming reviews this year's Ockham winner.
Kirsty Bennett has published a book for children about the star Puanga.
New York Times: Long overshadowed by the cannibal he invented, author finally opens up.