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Margaret Atwood immerses readers in the magical power of story - even in poetry
The reality of how to write about Captain Cook? Clean up the excess tales.
New York Times: Many people appear susceptible to misunderstanding the term "Orwellian".
The 'leisure age' has been predicted for decades. We're further from it than ever.
For many counterculture travellers, the journey East ended in disillusionment and worse.
COMMENT: James – later Jan – Morris was the perfect observer for an historic ascent.
Plus expert tips on what you should read this summer.
The Kiwi chef chats to Women's Weekly about her new memoir Bella: My Life in Food.
Financial Times: Looking for something to read this summer? Here's the top fiction picks.
William Boyd's new novel shouldn't cohere - but it does.
The poet sensation sits down to discuss, among other things, her third collection.
Arlene Heyman's first novel, Artifact, examines a working mother's life
John le Carre, a spy turned novelist, was the preeminent writer of espionage fiction.
A newly published collection shines a fresh light on Denis Glover's literary prowess.
David Walliams on his latest book for children, with a gorilla for a hero
Two royal biographies reviewed.
A biographical portrait examines the life of the late 20th century New Zealand painter.
A new book traces the extraordinary survival story of one of our greatest artworks.
Collins on her thriller-writing plans: 'It's a summer gig.'
New York Times: Obama opens up about the experience of writing his new book.
Newest addition to a small nonbinary group of superheroes in the DC Comic world.
The author notably referred to himself as anti-Semitic months before his death.
This year's definitive list of good reads for young readers.
"If anybody deserves to be prosecuted and tried, it's Donald," niece Mary Trump says.
A chance encounter with serial killers was author Sally J. Morgan's literary fodder.
Cults, crims, cold cases and new faces - the hottest newcomers and old campaigners.
Wellington writer Rachel Kerr chose a local setting for her first novel
Following her smash debut, the Waimangaroa-based writer is working on her second novel.
Rose Carlyle talks to Eleanor Black
Auckland Writers Festival director Anne O'Brien on what she's reading
Exclusive extract from Herald reporter's book on the evolution of organised crime in NZ.
Dawn French talks new book, return to Dibley and cancel culture with Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking. Video / Newstalk ZB