A new poem from Auckland poet Fardowsa Mohamed.
The only published and available best-selling indie book chart in New Zealand.
Young adult novel These Violent Delights was released in the US three weeks ago and is already a massive hit. Its author is a university student from New Zealand.
He's one of our best-known comics. Why didn't he write a better book?
The brilliant, bloviating Christian Karlson Stead.
Knock knock, who's there – it's the best-loved kids' books in the country this week.
A new poem by Oscar Upperton from a sequence about Dr James Barry, a 19th century surgeon whose gender has been the subject of much debate. Code name Young Barry begins the …
Inside: a peek at what you'll be reading on Boxing Day, probably.
It's not exactly blue-sky thinking – but it is candid, and completely fascinating.
A simple, powerful way to make a difference.
Zina Swanson's paintings are inspired by old, outlandish books about botany.
Obama's memoir enters the chart with a landslide.
A new poem by poet, designer, artist, and musician Whina Pomana.
Two writers teamed up to open the book store of their dreams – and that means no bigots allowed.
Last summer a group of young people in a Christchurch youth justice facility wrote a book. This is their story, as told by their teacher, poet Ben Brown.
Magic is always just around the corner in this collection of local sci-fi and fantasy.
What it is to build a home far from your children, and their children.
What you read when you weren't doomscrolling this week.
A new poem from Auckland poet Andrea Malcolm.
No Filter, a superb new book chronicling Instagram’s rise, reveals more about the pathology of Mark Zuckerberg than anything else.
This cookbook is a gift to every young chef in Aotearoa.
A tectonically moving piece of writing about dementia, and what remains.
A new poem by Greek-New Zealand poet and translator Vana Manasiadis.
Delighted to see Wellington's number one this week – it's been on the charts since March, just about, and is finally sitting pretty.