No-limits man
Sam Hazledine walks the talk of the “anything’s possible” school of business thought. Peta Carey talks to the irrepressible Queenstown entrepreneur.
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Eleanor Catton: Our literary luminary
The award-winning writer no longer fears her bank card being declined, but that doesn’t mean she’s quitting her day job.
Book review: The Goldfinch
The author of The Secret History returns with her first novel in more than a decade.
Author Interview: Sahar Delijani
The Weekly talks with Sahar Delijani, author of Children of the Jacaranda Tree. What was the inspiration for Children of the Jacaranda Tree? The novel was inspired by my family’s experience as political prisoners in Iran in the 1980s. From my own birth in prison in 1983 to my uncle’s execution in the mass executions […]
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Author Interview: Patricia Cornwall
Not only does she write about horrific crimes, Patricia Cornwall has seen the dreadful aftermath of real-life cases up close.
New Zealand’s raciest writer…from Geraldine!
The small South Island town of Geraldine is one of the last places you would expect to find New Zealand’s raciest writer. Leigh oarsden – whose first major novel is out this month – is used to the bright lights of Auckland and the glamorous playground of the super yacht set in the south of […]