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The Benefactors by Wendy Erskine
Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

The Benefactors by Wendy Erskine

Wendy Erskine’s debut novel The Benefactors is an impressive, polyphonic exploration of class, consent, motherhood, and power set against the backdrop of contemporary Belfast. Expanding on the emotional depth and narrative control of her acclaimed short story collections Sweet Home and Dance Move, Erskine proves just as adept on the broader canvas of the novel. Her writing here is unsparing yet humane, political yet deeply personal, always attun…Read Article
Māori Rafter and Tāniko Designs by WJ Phillipps
New Zealand · New Zealand

Māori Rafter and Tāniko Designs by WJ Phillipps

Long out of print, this guide to the design of meeting-house rafters, tāniko weaving and tukutuku returns in an all-new colour printing. Māori Rafter & Tāniko Designs is an essential source of information about the patterns used throughout Māori architecture and textiles, focusing on the intricate designs of rafter carving, tāniko weaving and tukutuku panels.First published in 1943, the book has been so hard to come by but has now been completel…Read Article
Death at the White Hart by Chris Chibnall
New Zealand · New Zealand

Death at the White Hart by Chris Chibnall

If you’re a fan of the TV show Broadchurch you’ll be delighted to know its creator Chris Chibnall has turned his hand to crime fiction. His transition to novelist is as smooth as you’d expect from someone with his television pedigree. The Death at the White Hart opens with a grisly murder when Jim, the local publican, is found dead, tied to a chair in the middle of a country road, crowned with deer antlers. The set-up is a pure murder mystery wi…Read Article

Interview: Kath Bee talks about the Elastic Island Adventures song

Kath Bee is an award-winning songwriter. She takes pride in writing well-crafted songs with meaningful, clever lyrics and catchy melodies for children. Kath's list of most loved songs includes Individuality, Dad, I Wanna Be a Camel, E Tū Tāngata, Sprinkle a Little Sunshine, Magic in Me, Dragons Under My Bed, and many more.  She has the ability to delve into the minds of children, creating songs that touch their hearts and stay with them into adu…New Zealand · New ZealandRead Article

1985 by Dominic Hoey

Dominic Hoey skilfully transports us back to1985 in this ground roots novel as news breaks that the Greenpeace boat, the Rainbow Warrior, has been bombed with the death of one crew member. 1985 is told from twelve-year-old Obi’s perspective as he navigates his childhood in a dysfunctional and poverty stricken family. As well as dealing with his mother’s illness, his father has delusions of being able to make a living from his poetry with a growi…Greenpeace · New ZealandRead Article

A Different Kind of Power by Jacinda Ardern

Whether you’re a fan of Jacinda Ardern’s politics or not, it’s impossible to ignore the impact she’s had on Aotearoa New Zealand and the world stage through her compassionate leadership.When Jacinda became Prime Minister, the world took notice! Globally, she became known for redefining what it means to lead with kindness, courage and authenticity.A Different Kind of Power offers an intimate look into the life and leadership philosophy of New Zea…Jacinda Ardern · New ZealandSee the Story

King of Ashes by SA Cosby

In King of Ashes, S.A. Cosby once again delivers a searing Southern noir that melds high-octane action with a deeply intimate exploration of familial bonds. Drawing inspiration from The Godfather, this novel is a bold and uncompromising tale of loyalty, regret, and the destructive gravity of secrets long buried. Set in the atmospheric decay of Jefferson Run, Virginia, Cosby crafts a blistering family saga that scorches with tension, pathos, and …Virginia, United States · VirginiaRead Article

The Midnight Plane by Dame Fiona Kidman

The Midnight Plane marks a significant moment in New Zealand literature, celebrating fifty years since Dame Fiona Kidman first published her debut collection Honey and Bitters in 1975. This new volume not only reaffirms her standing as one of Aotearoa’s most distinguished literary voices, but also offers a profoundly moving and masterfully curated retrospective of her poetic journey. Drawing from six previous collections and culminating in a vib…New Zealand · New ZealandRead Article

Liam McIlvanney Is Joining Us for a Seriously Laid Back Discussion About Crime Fiction, Academia and a Few Other Matters – Come Along

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If you’re a professor of literature, writing a novel must be pretty easy, right? Or, hang on, maybe not. Perhaps all that knowledge, expertise and awareness of truly great writing makes putting yourself out there even harder? It’s a question I’ll ask of Liam McIlvanney of the University of Otago, New Zealand, on July 11 in a Q&A at Auld Hag, The Shoap in Islington, London. McIlvanney, an esteemed academic, is on a world tour to promote his lates…Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandSee the Story

Left to Nowhere by Ian Chapman

Left to Nowhere by Ian Chapman is a compelling, lyrical, and visually striking picture book that delivers an urgent parable for our times. Described as “a picture book for all ages,” it belongs to that rare category of children’s literature that carries just as much resonance for adult readers as for young ones. Through rich allegory and haunting illustrations, Chapman offers a cautionary tale about environmental degradation, mass behaviour, and…Books · New ZealandRead Article

It’s a Bit More Complicated Than That by Hannah Marshall

Can a broken friendship ever be fixed? When Zelle returns to her hometown after three years away, she and her former best friend Callum are forced to confront the tragedy that tore their friendship apart. But both are struggling - Zelle is in denial about her escalating alcohol use and Callum is facing the fallout from a disastrous university interview and a failed romance. However, as circumstances push them into each other’s lives again, they …New Zealand · New ZealandRead Article

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