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Jessica Townsend is adjusting to her new life as a literary sensation.

Philip Pullman tells Dionne Christian about his return to the world of Lyra Belacqua.

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Graham Hepburn rounds up the latest teen reads released in New Zealand.

Driving to Treblinka: A Long Search for a Lost Father is an elegant remembrance.

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Siobhan Harvey rounds up the latest poetry books released in New Zealand.

India Sturgis read Hillary Clinton's book so you don't have to.

Janet McAllister visits Tupu Youth and Manukau libraries on her library quest in Auckland

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Julia Sloane has opened up on life and moving on from on-screen controversy.

Author Lesley Pearse tells Dionne Christian how she's built a loyal fan base.

Weekend speaks to three of the female powerhouses behind The Changeover.

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