
Time Out Books: NZ Bestsellers
For the week ending 15 May 2022
16/05/2022
For the week ending 15 May 2022
For the week ending 15 May 2022
16/05/2022
For the week ending 15 May 2022
For the week ending 9 May 2022
09/05/2022
For the week ending 9 May 2022
‘A tiny speck in the void’: the finalists for this year’s Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction discuss point of view, bit-parts, politics and plots.
03/05/2022
‘A tiny speck in the void’: the finalists for this year’s Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction discuss point of view, bit-parts, politics and plots.
For the week ending 1 May 2022
02/05/2022
For the week ending 1 May 2022
For the week ending 24 April 2022
26/04/2022
For the week ending 24 April 2022
For the week ending 10 April 2022
11/04/2022
For the week ending 10 April 2022
For the week ending 3 April 2022
04/04/2022
For the week ending 3 April 2022
For the week ending 27 March 2022
28/03/2022
For the week ending 27 March 2022
For the week ending 20 March 2022
21/03/2022
For the week ending 20 March 2022
For the week ending 13 March 2022
14/03/2022
For the week ending 13 March 2022
Who’s in – and how you can read extracts.
11/03/2022
Who’s in – and how you can read extracts.
For the week ending 6 March 2022
07/03/2022
For the week ending 6 March 2022
For the week ending 27 February 2022
28/02/2022
For the week ending 27 February 2022
For the week ending 20 February 2022
21/02/2022
For the week ending 20 February 2022
Kelly Ana Morey on NZ literary icon and ANZL Fellow Keri Hulme
10/01/2022
Kelly Ana Morey on NZ literary icon and ANZL Fellow Keri Hulme
Top sellers, great reads and the ones that got away.
23/12/2021
Top sellers, great reads and the ones that got away.
For the week ending 19 December 2021
20/12/2021
For the week ending 19 December 2021
‘My father would be so disappointed in me.’ Rachael King, Paula Morris, Sarah Shieff and Philip Temple on NZ literary legacies.
14/12/2021
‘My father would be so disappointed in me.’ Rachael King, Paula Morris, Sarah Shieff and Philip Temple on NZ literary legacies.
For the week ending 12 December 2021
13/12/2021
For the week ending 12 December 2021
For the week ending 5 December 2021
06/12/2021
For the week ending 5 December 2021
For the week ending 28 November 2021
29/11/2021
for the week ending 28 November
'NZ literature is such a vast and varied thing' : the Ockhams 2021 Fiction Round Table.
03/05/2021
‘NZ literature is such a vast and varied thing’ : the Ockhams 2021 Fiction Round Table.
Who’s in - and how you can read extracts.
22/03/2021
Who’s in – and how you can read extracts.
Ockhams fiction judge Mark Broatch comes clean.
15/05/2020
‘It was impossible to avoid the conspiracy theories’ – Mark Broatch on judging this year’s Ockhams.
'Character to some extent is much a construction of the reader as it is of the writer.' - Lloyd Jones