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Interview: Gina Butson talks about The Stars are a Million Glittering Worlds

Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland

Interview: Gina Butson talks about The Stars are a Million Glittering Worlds

Gina Butson is a former lawyer who completed her MA in Creative Writing at the International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML) in 2023. Her short fiction has been published in Newsroom, Salient and Turbine / Kapohau. Gina won the Salient Creative Writing competition and was Highly Commended in the Sargeson Prize in 2024. Gina has recently moved back to Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland after 17 years in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington. Gina talks to NZ B…Read Article

Māori Millionaire by Te Kahukura Boynton

New Zealand · New Zealand

Māori Millionaire by Te Kahukura Boynton

Māori Millionaire: A Beginner’s Guide to Building Better Money Habits is the bold, refreshing debut from 21-year-old entrepreneur and financial educator Te Kahukura Boynton. More than a manual on money management, this book is a kaupapa-driven guide to transforming your relationship with money, reshaping your mindset, and reclaiming tino rangatiratanga over your financial future.Boynton, best known for her blog, podcast, and social media platfo…Read Article

Interview: Cheryl Ware talks about Untold Intimacies

Health · New Zealand

Interview: Cheryl Ware talks about Untold Intimacies

Dr Cheryl Ware is a historian of sex, gender and health in late-twentieth-century Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia. She is the author of HIV Survivors in Sydney: Memories of the Epidemic, which received endorsement from internationally recognised leaders in oral history, Australian history, and histories of HIV and AIDS. Cheryl has held a Royal Society Te Apārangi Marsden Fund Fast-Start Grant, a Judith Binney Writing Award and a Kate Edger Po…Read Article

My Year of Psychedelics by Sarah Napthali

On her 55th birthday, Australian author Sarah Napthali made a promise to herself to find safe ways to partake in experiences that could open doors of perception. In her book, My Year of Psychedelics, the author lists 28 things she’d like to change about herself. Her aim is to explore the use of illegal drugs as a way of making the changes she craves within herself and her life while documenting the journey. Curious to experience altered states o…Australia · Australia Read Article

Landfall 249 by Lynley Edmeades and David Eggleton

Now in its eighth decade, Landfall continues to offer a vibrant platform for literary and artistic expression in Aotearoa New Zealand. Issue 249, co-curated by poet Lynley Edmeades and reviews editor David Eggleton, reinforces the publication’s enduring reputation as the country’s most dynamic and thoughtful arts and letters journal. With its combination of striking visual art, fresh poetry and fiction, and compelling cultural criticism, this is…New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Interview: Jiaqiao Liu talks about Dear Alter

Jiaqiao Liu is a poet from Shandong, China, who grew up in Tāmaki Makaurau. Their writing has been included in journals including The Spinoff, badapple and OF ZOOS, as well as in anthologies such as Ōrongohau | Best New Zealand Poems 2017 and A Clear Dawn: New Asian Voices from Aotearoa New Zealand (Auckland University Press, 2021). Jiaqiao has an MA in creative writing from the International Institute of Modern Letters at Te Herenga Waka Victor…Shandong · Shandong Read Article

A Life of Surprises by Susanna Burton-Thompson

What an extraordinary life! Susanna Burton-Thompson shares stories from her life, as well as favourite photographs from her years working as a photojournalist. There is a lovely sense of joy when reading this episodic memoir.Susanna earned her Master of Photography from the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography. She worked for the New Zealand Truth newspaper as a teenager, and later her photography was used for aid organisations such…New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Interview: Katie Furze talks about Pekapeka, Secret Forest Bat

Katie Furze writes children’s fiction and non-fiction, including picture books, short stories, articles, plays, readers and novels. Pekapeka, Secret Forest Bat is her third non-fiction picture book with Scholastic, following on from Tuatara, a Living Treasure (a finalist in the Non-Fiction category of the NZ Children’s Book Awards) and Ruru, Night Hunter. Katie has a master’s degree in creative writing and is fascinated by science and nature. Wh…New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

In the Hollow of the Wave by Nina Mingya Powles

Although I read all the time, I’m a very visual person and I love art and images. Poetry is one of the most vivid forms of writing, but imagine my delight when I discovered that this new book of verse contains pictures as well as words. And two sorts of pictures – some providing background for strips of words superimposed over the top, like strips of embossing tape, and the others as actual pictures, often composites of many small squares with m…New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Interview: Ruth Paul talks about Ghost Kiwi

Ruth Paul is an award-winning author and illustrator, with titles Stomp!, Bad Dog Flash, Bye-Bye Grumpy Fly, My Dinosaur Dad, My Meerkat Mum and the popular Mini Whinny series among her Scholastic collection. Her books have been published in NZ, Australia, the UK, the US, Canada, China and Korea. Scholastic titles The King’s Bubbles and Lion Guards the Cake have both won best Picture Book at the NZ Children’s Book Awards. Now turning her hand to…New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Rembrandt's Promise by Barbara Leahy

Barbara Leahy’s Rembrandt’s Promise is a luminous and harrowing debut that reclaims the forgotten voice of Geertje Dircx, the woman once at the heart of one of Amsterdam’s most celebrated artistic households. Set during the Dutch Golden Age, Leahy’s novel vividly evokes the splendour and hypocrisy of 17th-century Amsterdam, peeling back the gilded surface of Rembrandt van Rijn’s fame to reveal a poignant story of betrayal, resilience, and quiet …Amsterdam, Netherlands · Amsterdam Read Article

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