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What new biography reveals about Queen Elizabeth II
REVIEW: Craig Brown's funny, fact-filled biography of the late monarch.
How Chicken Soup for the Soul entangled a titan of private credit
Financial Times: Chicken Soup fight's ugliness has shocked even distressed debt veterans.
'The system can’t be wrong, what have you done' and other stories about how AI is ruining lives
The author of a new book on AI says it is 'too important to be left to technologists'.
The Chase star Paul Sinha: Why I continued my stand-up show after two heart attacks
Telegraph: With huge financial losses, the show had to go on for The Sinnerman
Bill Bryson on semi-retirement: ‘I can barely write a postcard now’
Times: Bryson on why he's updating A Short History of Nearly Everything.
A 481-year age difference? For some readers, that’s hot
New York Times: Why some readers pine for the much (much) older “shadow daddies”.
Writing was 'one of my weaker areas' says 16-year-old author of three books
“I just want to inspire youth to know they can do anything possible no matter what."
How to write truly hot, non-cringey sex scenes (and 9 books that get it right)
Times: Author Kate Weinberg searches for the secret of really good sex – on the page.
Why John Mulaney is conspicuously absent from Anna Marie Tendler's memoir
Times: Memoir details stay in psychiatric hospital after famous comedian husband left her.
Opinion: The viral literary queen who’s bigger than the Bible
OPINION: The accidental TikTok sensation has sold more than 30 million books.
Life as a mixed-race New Zealander explored in Kaitāia man Mike Bentley's poetry
The new book focuses on life as a Palagi-Samoan Kiwi.
'A colourful celebration of literature': Kids dress up for Awapuni School Book Parade
Pages came to life as Awapuni students dressed up as their favourite book characters.
The Oedipus complex has been debunked — but mummy’s boys shouldn’t celebrate just yet
Why it’s time to take Freud’s disturbing theory about childhood seriously.
Control, paranoia and fear: A chilling memoir that tradwife fans need to read
Tia Levings was a 'well-trained wife'. Now she's lifting the lid on what that meant.
BookTok: 'Worst nightmare' TikTok trend
OPINION: 'These people are promoting books as a lifestyle'.
'Shop Local' the catchcry as Gisborne’s Paper Plus triumphs at NZ book industry awards
'It’s wonderful to be recognised here in Tairāwhiti': Paper Plus Gisborne owner.
Review: Poet Ian Rockel’s new work is a ‘cosmic revelation’
Review: An octogenarian poet confronts war, love, sea creatures and mortality.
‘Fat girls need love too’: The heartbreaking life and cruel death of Mama Cass
Elliott’s talents were often overshadowed by lies, gossip and callous talk of her weight.
The Topp Twins on award-winning memoir: 'It's not just our story'
The iconic entertainers' memoir has been a bestseller since it was published last year.
Booklovers share their favourite books
Looking for something new to read? Experts share what's caught their eye recently.
‘The worst film I’ve ever seen’: The bittersweet saga of Mary Poppins
How a foul-mouthed Julie Andrews and a ‘walking icicle’ author made a children's classic.
Princess Kate never claimed to be perfect – this biography is ridiculous
OPINION: Book is exaggerated, embarrassingly written, and devoid of insight into Kate.
Eight sex books cover all aspects of pleasure
Top titles to read for enhancing sexual pleasure and intimacy, according to experts.
Rich-lister Dame Wendy Pye on how being sacked changed her life
'I just decided that no bastard would ever walk me off the place again.'
First look inside new five-star Horizon by SkyCity hotel
Locals were commissioned to make art within the new hotel to showcase this country.
Keanu Reeves wrote a book. A really weird one
New York Times: The Matrix star teams up with a sci-fi novelist.
JD Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy was almost universally praised. Times have changed
When Vance burst on to the scene with his memoir, he was a different person.
Hello Kitty is not a cat. Fans aren’t buying it
Paws for thought: Sanrio executive says the character is a human third-grader from London.
Confessions of a spin doctor for the world’s worst people
Times: He worked for Gaddafi and got Assad's wife in Vogue. Can he buy back his soul?
50 years ago, Jaws hit bookstores, capturing the angst of a generation
New York Times: The success of Jaws had unforeseen consequences for the author.
Novelist Emily Perkins on why ‘we’re always drawn to stories about the unhappy rich’
Lioness author talks to Liam Dann about money art and the economics of writing.
Steve Braunias: An interview with a murderer
Why Steve Braunias vows his latest book of crime writing is his last.
Why women can’t get enough of ‘monster sex’ fiction
Monster erotica is a fast growing trend on TikTok – what exactly does that say about us?