Fiction Addiction: What's wrong with NZ novels?
Bronwyn Sell likes to give her books away, and usually it's not a hard sell. But any mention of a New Zealand author sparks a doubt in her friends.
Bronwyn Sell likes to give her books away, and usually it's not a hard sell. But any mention of a New Zealand author sparks a doubt in her friends.
Santa chose the perfect present for a penguin fan like me when he put Planet Penguin in my stocking at Christmas.
The person who is not religious reading this former believer's journey to a lack of faith can be tempted to ask: "What took you so long?"
One of the world's wealthiest women, J.K Rowling, has given so much money to charity she can no longer claim billionaire status.
It would be hard to imagine a more downbeat heroine for an historical novel than Minnie Dean.
UK best-selling author Sophie Hannah welcomes you into the inner sanctum of her world as a book worm.
A year in Italy inspires a book, but it's not all praise, notes Nicky Pellegrino.
Precious Ramotswe faces one of her nastiest adversaries yet in Alexander McCall Smith's latest No 1 Ladies Detective Agency novel. The Scottish writer talks to Linda Herrick
Not really a travel book, I know, but surely one of the best reasons for visiting Italy is the fantastic food.
At first sight, Lysander Rief, standing on the corner of the Augustiner Strasse in 1913 Vienna, looks like a hero.