Book review: Jeanette Winterson's Frankissstein
A seriously enjoyable book, despite its occasional silliness.
A seriously enjoyable book, despite its occasional silliness.
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Greg Fleming reviews Alafair Burke's The Better Sister.
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Matariki closes with a concert to light up Federal St - it's on this weekend.
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Portrait of an artist in recovery.
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