Lucy Revill's The Residents is a low-key coffee-table volume featuring interviews and photographs of 38 Wellingtonians. In this extract, Revill profiles Eboni Waitere, owner and executive director of Huia Publishers.
'Darren only drank Ranfurly Draught. Only in the large 440ml cans, and only at room temperature.'
On the release of a new Hunger Games novel, we looked back and marvelled.
Featuring six of the most bemusing stock images we've encountered this year.
The top-selling books of 2020.
Remembering a transcendent storyteller – and exceptionally good man.
Stories of learning te reo, and passing it on.
Finally, we come to the final weekly chart of 2020.
The last Friday Poem for 2020 is by Dunedin poet Michael Hall.
In which we throw convention to the wind and simply tell you what we loved – and they're all local.
Sure, she wears a silly hat and a can-do customer service attitude – but what is she really thinking?
It sounds counter-intuitive – but libraries around the world are finding that when they ditch fines, more people bring their books back.
A theatre kid reviews a memoir that's very close to home.
A poem by Melbourne-based New Zealand poet Jennifer Compton.
What were you buying as we hit December double digits?
If the words matter so little to composers or performers that they can’t be bothered naming the writer, why don’t they just settle for humming the melody?
When times got tough we turned, as ever, to Jack Reacher.
