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Fiona Kidman's last trip away ends in her husband's final journey.
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New York Times: "Being misunderstood on a global stage was very painful."
Sordid new details about Prince Andrew emerge
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The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading
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Delia Ephron writes through cancer to a happy ending
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Times: "The pandemic hurt people's sexual life, there's no doubt about that."
The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading
Indulge in Gigi Fenster's book you will be thinking about for days after you finish it.
How a couple from Glenfield came to be a force on social media
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Joy Cowley: 'The mystery central to my life'
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Pair on a mission to put a writer back in the writer's house
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Deborah Challinor: 'My dreams are very intense when I'm finishing a book'
The best-selling novelist speaks to Elisabeth Easther.
The library ends late fees, and the treasures roll in
New York Times: Wave of returns accompanied by bashful notes of apology and gratitude.
The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading
Sit down and pick up Noelle McCarthy's memoir - one of this week's other top book picks.
Sex, desire and female rage - why women love Lisa Taddeo
Times: Three Women was a phenomenon. Her latest obsession? Another taboo - female rage.
'We'd have wives coming in with husbands, and the same husbands with mistresses'
From Prego to SPQR: Debauchery and other stories from a life on the restaurant floor.
Blank pages: The great mystery of Keri Hulme's ghost book
Steve Braunias investigates whatever happened to the most famous NZ novel that never was.
Spy fiction's new golden age - the page-turners to read now
Times: The Cold War is back - and spy novelists are having a blast.
A crime queen, poetry and Send Nudes: This week in books
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Book shortlisted for Ockham award
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Pfizer's Mr Big: My $3 billion gamble to beat Covid
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An author wrote about her sister's murder. It led to a breakthrough
New York Times: "I was able finally to gather the courage to open up the boxes."
In Amber's Wake reviewed and a conversation with Annabel Abbs
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Maria Samuela, inspired by people and memories
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Meghan Markle being sued over 'poverty' claims
Samantha Markle is suing her sister over her "rags to royalty" story.
Shane Warne on the ball that shook the world
Australian cricket great wrote about that infamous delivery bowled 25 years ago.
Five quick questions with The Final Call author Jen Shieff
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"It is a fish, yet we have to pretend it isn't"
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When her husband said he wanted to die, Amy Bloom listened
New York Times: 'Brian's strong wish was that nobody would stop him, and he got his wish.'
Tessa Duder: 'I have been intrigued, enlightened and entertained by the perceptiveness and wisdom of my fellow bibliophiles'
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