Margo White lives in Auckland and works as a freelance writer and editor. She was formerly the books editor at the Listener, and a staff writer at Metro.
Margo White reviews a Holocaust memoir by the widely adored magazine writer Diana Wichtel.
Margo White reviews the greatest novel ever written from the point of view of an opinionated and somewhat pompous foetus - Nutshell, by Ian McEwan.
Margo White reviews the powerful memoir by Guardian journalist Decca Aitkenhead about the death of her partner who drowned in front of her on a family holiday.
At 97, the amazing Diana Athill writes yet another wise and brilliant memoir.
You can rely on William Boyd for a readable, literary novel. Most of the time.
