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The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending October 15
Big fiction, a new Ottolenghi – it's beginning to feel worryingly like Christmas.
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Big fiction, a new Ottolenghi – it's beginning to feel worryingly like Christmas.
This might be the Rooneyist list in Spinoff history.
A gnawing, scuttling chapter of Aotearoa's natural history.
This is what happens when a natural storyteller writes a memoir.
Writers don't ask for much, but we do need a fairer system.
A new poem from Christchurch poet Erik Kennedy.
She's fashionably late and even hotter than expected.
For kids to thrive at school they have to be engaged – and so do teachers.
Hilz Baz read Jane Austen to the nation and it was glorious.
Hardly any New Zealand writers are on BookTok. Should they be?
When I read something that fully engages me, I experience a feeling of completion, as if reading has achieved, for a potent instant, what I am meant to be.
You can still get doughnuts and sex toys delivered. Why not books?
Rooney was held up in transit – here's how fans filled the void.
A new poem from Tāmaki Makaurau poet Jessie Puru.
She's one of our finest poets – and her essays are breathtaking.
The NZ debut that's been snapped up at auction by publishers across the world.
Sam Brooks talks to the author of Instagram romance novella Blooming Desire about his work, and a fanfiction scholar about why so many of us want to read it.
