The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading
Poetry, fiction and non-fiction reads for the weekend.
Poetry, fiction and non-fiction reads for the weekend.
New York Times: She's sold more than 20 million books. And she's done it her way.
Richard E. Grant delivers "glittering morsels of gossip"
The entertainer's dream trip to the US took a scary turn.
Ken Downie finds out what lies behind the passion for motorcycles.
Kelly Ana Morey talks to Catherine Chidgey about her new rural-set novel.
Aussie icon Steve Irwin's son has made an announcement in honour of his father's passion.
David McGill's releases final book in series, and announces end of book writing career.
Book lifts the lid on what the mammoth NSA really thinks about New Zealand spies.
The couple are reportedly pushing for edits in the show.
Max Hastings describes Operation Zapata, Cuban Missile Crisis' precursor.
Times: The former What Not to Wear presenter on her affluent but bonkers life so far.
Biography reveals a series of alleged text messages and the chef's search history.
NY Times: An unauthorised biography reveals raw details of the TV star's life and death.
Beaches nearby and a friendly community tick the boxes for this Kiwi novelist.
Mel C talks to Eleanor Black, quick questions with poet laureate Chris Tse.
Mantel died 'suddenly yet peacefully', surrounded by close family and friends.
Wellington-born, Beirut-based correspondent Rania Abouzeid reports from the front line.
Financial Times: There are now two kinds of men, writes Simon Kuper.
Cloe Willetts reveals the inspiration behind her new children's book about grief and loss.
Times: 'I would be the best I could possibly be in every way. It would nearly kill me.'
Listen: Best-selling author JP Pomare talks money with Liam Dann.
In an extract from his new book, Greg Bruce explores his relationship with the rugby star.
British sovereignty and Maori self-government were supposed to co-exist, says author.
Plus Owen Marshall answers 5 Quick Questions.
A public school district in America banned the books, inspiring children to take action.
Tragedy and trauma are at the core of Lauren Roche's debut novel.
In one night Camilla Parker-Bowles dealt a hammer blow to Diana's marriage to Charles.
Sit back to the rise and fall of counterculture, and other glacially cool writers.
How to put your hand up, if you're the bullied or the bystander.