Revelations about Gordon Brown and Britain's involvement in the Iraq war emerged in Tony Blair's book, out today.

Paula Byrne says she set out to write this book to redress what she believes is the misrepresentation of Evelyn Waugh as "a snob and curmudgeonly misanthropist".

Two big names in British thriller writing visit New Zealand next week. Craig Sisterson talks to Peter James and Peter Robinson.

Hilary Thayer Hamann's novel, Anthropology of an American Girl, has been heralded as both the hottest book on the block and as the worst novel ever.

Large and small business must embrace green concepts to help the bottom line, say authors of a new book.

Two friends who lead very different lives but have a great deal in common talk to Nicky Pellegrino about their latest book.

Sex & Stravinsky proved to be perhaps her most difficult book yet

Kapka Kassabova's new novel looks at the issue of trafficked animals in South America, a situation which is all too real.

Go Fish by chef Al Brown was announced the winner of two categories in the prestigious New Zealand Post Book Awards.

Paula Green reviews three collections of New Zealand poetry.

Drunk and disorderly.

A Downunder odyssey.

If your job seems a bit humdrum, what should you do? If you're anything like these two Auckland creatives, you self-publish something that combines your passions for art and science.

Lucas Remmerswaal has been on a mission to produce and publish a children's book based on the "ideas and principles" of Warren Buffett.

Days away from release, convicted double murderer John Barlow has spoken out of his fight to clear his name.

British author Scarlett Thomas talks to Stephen Jewell about the dilemmas facing authors and being inspired by the story of a Maori goddess.