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How to be brave in the face of, you know, everything
Bearing witness to the end of the world – or at least the end of the one we know.
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Bearing witness to the end of the world – or at least the end of the one we know.
Bernard Beckett is second-guessing himself, again.
Victory Park is the first novel from Mākaro Press since August 2019, when they put out a little book called Auē.
A new poem by Wellington poet Anahera Gildea.
Who knew Chelsea Winter had such a vicious streak?
His gripping memoir deserves a content warning for just about every trauma you can think of.
Environmental historian Dr Catherine Knight argues for more nature in the places where most New Zealanders live – our towns and cities.
The poetry which pulled essa may ranapiri through a traumatic year.
Come for the very bad dog pun, stay for the very good news about Mophead.
A refreshing list featuring absolutely no politics. Not even Trump.
A new poem by Cadence Chung.
In his novels, Ted Dawe keeps returning to the way school cultures can curdle – and what that means for the young people they are meant to nurture.
A story of Vanuatu that rings with truth.
A charming extract from the best activity book we've come across, ever.
The only published and available best-selling indie book chart in New Zealand is the top 10 sales list recorded every week at Unity Books’ stores.
A new poem from novelist and poet James McNaughton.
Determined to write New Zealand's first Covid book, Paul Little chronicled the lives of more than 20 New Zealanders under lockdown as rural domesticity took over his own.
