
Owen Eastwood's Belonging resounds in the pandemic world
Owen Eastwood found a sense of belonging by being an outsider
Owen Eastwood found a sense of belonging by being an outsider
"Looking after my well-being is a mental, social and spiritual thing."
In Samira Sedira's People Like Them, issues of class, race and jealousy are at the fore.
The stunningly strange states of Paige Clarke's short story collection She Is Haunted.
Debut novel sees two distinct women offering their sides of the same story.
Sally Rooney on why sex in literary fiction is a turn-off and not much fun to write.
Behind the Coast presenter's bubbly persona is a story of heartbreak and resilience.
Sebastian Faulks says James Bond boosted his pension fund
Bridget van der Zijpp's third novel sees a middle-aged novelist throw caution to the wind.
For decades, Scots have believed the beloved NZ children's books are Scottish.
"It was like I'd never done it before." How Sally Rooney wrote again
Author and art critic Lana Lopesi on what she's reading
Locked down? Quiet reading is the soothing solution.
The job of writing is not enough for our authors to live off, writes Siobhan Harvey.
Actors and old friends Sam Neill and Bryan Brown in conversation
An edition of a Meghan and Harry book has seen the royal couple call in the lawyers.
How far will people go to obtain the objects of their longings?
Richard Pamatatau's reading list
For readers who love to understand a business bust
Mary Trump on her estranged - and strange - uncle
The political memoirs have been written by highly educated political figures.
The ousted leader opens up about love, family, politics and how his enemies got too cruel.
Michael King Writers' residency recipient Megan Dunn on releasing a book into the wild
Leonie Agnew reads quickly to save her dog from toppling books
Stephanie Johnson reviews Rosetta Allan's Crazy Love
Might Simon Bridges be preparing to launch something other than his new book?