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Rutherfurd, whose new tome is called Paris , had an extra hour added to yesterday's Writers & Readers schedule after selling…
The city of Auckland was named after "a dud ex-colonial mediocrity who stuffed up on a quite spectacular scale", says British…
Budding writers will hear some sound advice from the professionals this week. The Auckland Writers & Readers Festival begins…
Graham Reid talks to Australian writer Wayne Macauley about food porn and creativity.
She’s best-known for her detective novels but British author Kate Atkinson’s latest work is a change of direction, writes…
Lover of literature Anne O'Brien tells tales of books, bags and Boris the bear.
The book I love the most is ... The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu, the greatest family saga of them all, written…
Stephen Jewell talks to esteemed British author Max Hastings about battles won and lost.
Free events There are more free events than ever at this year's Auckland Writers & Readers Festival. Director Anne O'Brien…
London-based American writer Patrick Ness tells David Larsen how a childhood accident inspired his new novel.
British historian William Dalrymple, who specialises in writing about the Indo-Pakistan-Afghan region, is returning to New…
Abigail Tarttelin has written a dramatic and emotionally authentic story. An unusual sexual secret gives this novel raw…
Danielle Wright finds Wellington alive with art events, food and popular culture this winter.
From the 1960s onwards there was not so much a renaissance of art in New Zealand but a true naissance, a sudden birth of…
Dick Frizzell believes he lost more than $100,000 as the official artist of the Rugby World Cup. He's not bitter, but says…