
'Psychedelics became a door in the wall, a way to go somewhere without having to go to the airport'
Michael Pollan on taking a more enlightened approach to drugs.
Michael Pollan on taking a more enlightened approach to drugs.
Novel brings the Red Squad era back to life
What crime author Anne Harré has in her to-read pile
He's been out of jail for a week and has several grand comeback plans.
The Duchess of York will ZOOM into the WORD festival in August.
Thriller writer Lee Child talks to his biographer, Heather Martin
The short form is growing.
'I emerged from the theatre an absolute blubbery mess' - Shane Bosher on The Normal Heart
I like to read - I really do - but do I really?
Characters and thrills aplenty in new crime writing
'You want to be like Elsa from Frozen, creating ice-palaces with a flick of her hands.'
Lord of the Rings TV series stuntwoman paid $500,000 after injury.
Karl Puschmann chats to the former frontman about his new lockdown inspired book.
Prisoners have been able to read copies of the book since March this year.
Personal experience helps create authenticity, says award-winning writer
Grace Kelly and Joan Didion graced its halls, where no man was allowed above the lobby.
In Campbell Mattinson's novel We Were Not Men, two orphans turn to the water.
Hokianga's octogenarian novelist Judith Reinken.
Books about increasing efficiency attract writer Natalie Sisson
Shilo Kino's debut novel The Pōrangi Boy is a reflection, in many ways, of her own life.
The world needs young female feistiness combined with wisdom, says Glenda Kane
The cottage was on the market with a deadline sale that ended on Friday.
Inspiring a new generation of navigators.
Her new volume should come with an emotional warning: 'Prepare for pain'.
Lisa Taddeo wants readers seeing behind the glass of someone they don't understand