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'The whole country is living on borrowed money': a long-awaited novel surveys one family's changing fortunes in the 80s and 90s.
Sally BlundellMarch 31, 2023
A debut novel about a diasporic Irish family, mired in childhood memories and adult crises.
Clare TravagliaMarch 29, 2023
A first novel explores dangerous currents within a ‘respectable’ neighbourhood, and the parents looking the wrong ways.
Pamela MorrowMarch 22, 2023
A new collection of essays uncovers New Zealand's history of radical right extremism and intolerance.
Rowan LightMarch 22, 2023
A 'quintessential' collection from the former Poet Laureate, who 'who brings her original eye to uncovering the strangeness of being alive'.
Anne KennedyDecember 21, 2022
Milkshakes and matinees: a debut poetry collection is an unsentimental exploration of the lives –and memories – of women of a certain age.
Katea DuffDecember 9, 2022
A psychological thriller set in an affluent Auckland beach suburb, where a domestic drama takes a deadly turn.
Rebecca HillDecember 7, 2022
From 70s punk to 21st-century ghosts: portrait of a poet 'drawing one line'.
Ian WeddeSeptember 28, 2022
'Something authentic, something palpable': an accomplished second novel explores fear in Florida.
Ruby PorterSeptember 21, 2022
Creeping unease, swirling snow: an Otago novel centred on a frozen family home.
Sally BlundellSeptember 14, 2022
The 'immediacy of fire and ice': an anthology of contemporary poetry about 'melting, burning, crumbling and rage'.
Sophie van WaardenbergSeptember 7, 2022
New editions of a superb story collection and novella from the 80s, by the iconoclastic Booker Prize-winner.
Paula MorrisJuly 27, 2022
Fresh and brilliant essays from a Muslim millennial, navigating secular spaces.
Angelique KasmaraJuly 20, 2022
Essays on loss, identity and travelling the world by 'a woman of many parts'.
Rachel O'ConnorJune 8, 2022
