Wyoming Paul is a student and bookseller. In her spare time she cuddles her foster kittens while watching Friends reruns. She was born in Auckland in 1994.
Is learning to get around on two wheels as easy as riding a bike? Not exactly, writes Wyoming Paul.
Wyoming Paul is grossed out and engrossed by the new novel by English humourist Caitlin Moran.
Han Kang won the international Booker Prize for her depressing novel The Vegetarian. Her follow-up, The White Book, is even bleaker, writes Wyoming Paul.
Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders is the year's most talked-about novel, and there's much excitement that the author will appear at the Auckland Writers Festival in May. Wyoming Paul reviews what may a masterpiece.
Wyoming Paul reviews Dear Mr M, the latest novel by Herman Koch, who once again dissects middle-class urban professional fuck-ups.
Wyoming Paul reviews two new New Zealand novels by women authors. She enjoys one but the other one leaves her cold.
A woman decides to stop eating meat in order to annihilate herself. Wyoming Paul reviews a disturbing novel which recently won the Man Booker prize for international fiction.
A top-level inquiry by an anthropologist (a bookseller, actually) into gender buying habits.
During a recent trip to Copenhagen, Wyoming Paul found the seamy crimes of The Killing and The Bridge were never far from her mind. // Scandinavian television has become Big, worthy …
