Literary road trips inspired by some of New Zealand most loved authors, poets and books.

It's difficult to predict what will be the most popular book in a given year.

Greg Fleming on the year's best thrillers.

Christmas comes early for the recipients of prestigious arts and book awards.

Nigella Lawson talks about Christmases past - and not giving up.

Biographies and political non-fiction are expected to be popular stocking fillers.

Rotorua Daily Post readers have their say.

Greg Fleming wonders if these really are the 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

Top NZ author Deborah Challinor: it's insulting not to engage with our own history.

Snoop Dogg's first cookbook is full of ridiculously extravagant rappers' delights.

Longtime TV and radio music host talks about her latest novel.

The people have spoken and Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy is NZ's top seller.

Soldiers camped out Armistice day commemorations. Made with funding from NZ on Air

Fighting to keep soldiers alive was a force of brave medics.

Colin Hogg on Sam Hunt: He's the brightest person I've ever met but he's funny as a flea.

Here's some turbulent reading to put a little frission into your next longhaul.

"The only fan theory I approve," one person agreed.

History professor Deborah Harkness works her magic again with new book and TV series.

Show-runner and novelist George Pelecanos on how books turned his life around.

Greg Fleming reviews Jane Harper's much anticipated third novel.

Podcasts are a simple, free way to stay up to date while you're on the move.

Anonymous authors' scatalogical slagging of pretty much the whole country is now a book.

They're Topp entertainers, now the country's favourite twins are about to rule the kitchen

Neville Peat's book is Invading the Sea: Coastal Hazards and Climate Change in Aotearoa NZ

PM's Awards for Literary Achievement winners pioneers of new frontiers in local writing.

Author Matt Suddain talks to Graham Norton about Creativity, Kiwiness and his new novel.

A Scottish granny's uncontrollable laughter sent sales of his book through the roof.

Author Stacy Gregg talks about writing kick-ass heroines and the nature of obsession.

NZ based publishers: "Here's how Hollywood can save young lives."

Richard Betts talks love songs, treacherous violinists and orchestras with Lemony Snicket