
How Gillian Anderson became a new sex goddess - for women
Anderson has become the authority on eroticism.
Anderson has become the authority on eroticism.
Times: At 78, the former children’s laureate has turned her hand to different stories.
Times: Content about sex, by women, featuring women and for women is booming.
More than 20 New Zealand literary experts have been asked for their top picks.
Nearly 15 million books given away as Duffy programme marks 30 years.
OPINION: The book by Vincent O'Malley is not to be missed.
Mary Trump offers vivid new details about her family's deep dysfunction.
The festival launches in August next year.
Founded in 1874, Te Awamutu Library now serves 300 people daily.
Eight years of research and work nears fruition as local book heads to print.
Craig Brown delves into the hidden corners of Queen Elizabeth II’s life.
Telegraph: Doctor believes it's not as permanent as we’ve been led to believe.
Kiwi Maria Hoyle moved to France in her 60s after a whirlwind romance.
Looking for something new to read? Experts share what’s caught their eye recently.
OPINION: Contemporary artists reinterpret and reframe the past.
Steady sales over four days results in record income of more than $20k.
REVIEW: Craig Brown's funny, fact-filled biography of the late monarch.
Telegraph: With huge financial losses, the show had to go on for The Sinnerman
Times: Bryson on why he's updating A Short History of Nearly Everything.
New York Times: Why some readers pine for the much (much) older “shadow daddies”.
“I just want to inspire youth to know they can do anything possible no matter what."
Times: Author Kate Weinberg searches for the secret of really good sex – on the page.
Times: Memoir details stay in psychiatric hospital after famous comedian husband left her.
OPINION: The accidental TikTok sensation has sold more than 30 million books.
Pages came to life as Awapuni students dressed up as their favourite book characters.
The new book focuses on life as a Palagi-Samoan Kiwi.
Why it’s time to take Freud’s disturbing theory about childhood seriously.
Tia Levings was a 'well-trained wife'. Now she's lifting the lid on what that meant.
OPINION: 'These people are promoting books as a lifestyle'.