
National Library midway through cull of overseas books
Titles will be offered to local libraries, prison libraries and community groups.
Titles will be offered to local libraries, prison libraries and community groups.
Alison Jones talks with Eleanor Black about This Pākehā Life: An Unsettled Memoir
Times: The writer on why he wrote a black character for his latest book.
Mustafa Darbandi, a Kurdish refugee, had to run from peril but found 'home' in NZ.
Poet and author of How to Be Happy Though Human, Kate Camp, shares her reading list.
From Iran, to NZ, to Hollywood, Ghazelah Golbakhsh discusses her new book of essays.
New York Times: Author of The Da Vinci Code released a classical music album for children.
Love letters create a new literary genre with a multiple purpose
Eleanor Black talks to poet Jess Fiebig
The 'Sussex Squad' have been trying to boost the book's rating on Amazon.
Eleanor Black talks with crime writer Sophie Hannah.
Strong showing from debut women novelists and memoir writers.
Canvas book reviews: The Telling Time, by P.J. McKay, and State Highway One, by Sam Coley.
Exploring Britain's diverse landscapes taught this author much about her own identity.
Leah McFall talks to the authors of a "definitive" new book on Harry and Meghan
It's just the latest foray of British royals into the minefield that is royal biography.
Nicholas Reid reviews Tom Scott's latest on Charles Upham
On 13 September 1947, two gay friends, Freda Stark and Harold Robinson, got married.
Jonathan King on creating his new book, The Inkberg Enigma.
A disturbing theme in Bella and Edward's love story has fans up in arms.
New York Times: Midnight Sun retells Twilight from the vampire's perspective. But why now?
The children's favourite has had a lockdown reinvention.
Wendyl Nissen on what she's reading.