Book reviews: Crime fiction round up
Greg Fleming on the latest from Mick Herron, Robert Crais, C.J. Tudor and Meg Gardiner
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Book Review: Sanders' street smart crime
Greg Fleming talks to Auckland writer Ben Sanders and reviews his latest The Stakes.
Crais about LA
Robert Crais has made a career charting a city's dark side. He talks to Greg Fleming.
Brexit, Trump and what really terrifies us
Author of a new book on what really terrifies us.
Nigella: Life is complicated - cooking doesn't have to be
Nigella Lawson returns to New Zealand to celebrate home cooking and food with friends.
'Aberrant president': Wolff tells Hosking Trump won't run again
Author: 'Trump is someone who is concerned almost exclusively with his own gratification'.
Signature drawings from yesteryear inspire new book
A century-old autograph book has inspired a unique handmade NZ children's book.
Private school price tag soars to $360,000
Private school cost leap contrasts with falling state costs due to cheaper computers.
Fellowship allows writers to burn bright
Playwrights David Howard and Carl Bland to share $20,000 fellowship.
This design trend is dividing the internet
A new design trend is being mercilessly mocked on social media, and for good reason.
Book reveals Ivanka, Kushner and Trump's peculiar relationship
Michael Wolff's explosive new book reveals a lot about relationships in the Trump family.
Perfect match for summer reading
Ruth Spencer matches a contemporary novel with a bunch of classics you might also like.
Self-help yourself to a new you
Greg Bruce has written the self-help guide on the self-help book to buy for 2018.
Widow and widower find love with each other
Two dying memoirists wrote about their final days. Then something remarkable happened.
The year that was for Auckland Libraries
The most popular and most requested books for Auckland Libraries this year.
Joy Cowley receives NZ's highest honour
Children's author Joy Cowley tops New Year Honours list with the Order of New Zealand.
Interview: Julie Dalzell on her hand-made children’s book
Cuisine founding editor Julie Dalzell stumbled across a 100 year old autograph book and used it as the inspiration for a hand-made children’s book. / Greg Bowker
12 questions with Author Jane Bloomfield
Author Jane Bloomfield tackles dementia in her children's books.
Girl's father tortured her to make her 'superhuman'
She was regularly forced to grab hold of an electric fence without showing any pain.
Long queues for British actor and writer David Walliams
British author, actor and comedian David Walliams is back in NZ for book signing.
37 years on: Finding the truth about the real Lennon
He's been accused of murder, wife beating, insanity and urinating on nuns - what's true?
UK author Matt Haig's travels through time
Journeys of self-discovery bind UK author Matt Haig's latest books, finds Stephen Jewell.
NZ kids' reading slides to record low
National Standards have not stopped the reading slide, and may have accelerated it.
Christmas Books: Kiwi picture books
Winston Aldworth & Dionne Christian dive into thew world of Kiwi picture books.
The complex world of teen reads
Graham Hepburn & Dionne Christian review some of the newest teen reads.
Vanity Fair editor reveals stories behind the covers
Tina Brown chronicles her many triumphs at the helm of Vanity Fair, writes Aimie Cronin.
Christmas Books: Chapter books
James Russell & Dionne Christian review a selection of chapter books fit for presents.
Celebrating a year of fine reading
Intelligent, skilful and enjoyable NZ fiction gets the nod from our books editor.