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Janis Joplin, the middle-class Texas girl and 60s countercultural icon, revealed.
Lee Child talks Jack Reacher and Tom Cruise
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The forgotten women who powered early New Zealand
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Greg Fleming reviews Stephen King's latest novel.
Move over Wonky, meet Dinky Donkey
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Craig Smith, the author of one of NZ’s most successful books, The Wonky Donkey is releasing a sequel
Craig Smith, the author of one of NZ’s most successful books, The Wonky Donkey is releasing a sequel. Video / Michael Craig
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Jo Wood: Ronnie, me and the Rolling Stones
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Writing away the pain
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Author Christos Tsiolkas: Damascus might be radical but it's not blasphemous. I'm not out to ridicule this faith.
Author Christos Tsiolkas stunned with The Slap, now he's taken on religion.
Poet Dominic Hoey on the songs that shaped his lyrical style
Dominic Hoey lists his favourite songs after the recent release of his third poetry book.
A cosmic road trip from southern lights to the Milky Way
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Thomasin McKenzie: Jojo Rabbit star on war, Waititi and what happens next
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Rapper poet on fame, fortune and bone disease
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Flea had a wild life. Then he joined Red Hot Chili Peppers
New York Times: Flea on his early experiences with drugs and relationship with Kiedis.
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Booker prize judges split between celebrated author and new writer.
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Jo Cribb: Reading in the digital age
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Quitting Westboro and the power of Lorde
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