Adrienne Jansen was recently interviewed on Radio NZ in anticipation of the launch of A Change of Key this October. Adrienne spoke to Nine to Noon host Kathryn Ryan about her experiences working with migrants and refugees that have informed her… Continue Reading
Escalator Press describes itself as a ‘learning press’. Learning is in its DNA – encouraging new authors, working alongside them at every stage of the process, providing authors with media training, workshops on websites etc, working with the publishing students… Continue Reading
Arthritis New Zealand Policy Advisor, Jane Wilson, is finding The Walking Stick Tree a valuable resource. ‘I had made the decision over Christmas to buy some new books which I could learn from. The Walking Stick Tree was one… Continue Reading
Erin Donohue shares the story behind her bestselling YA novel. This powerful coming-of-age story follows 17-year-old Caleb Evans as he struggles to hold his life together while everything around him is falling apart. It comes as no surprise to us… Continue Reading
Low Visionary, a blog with a focus on disability rights and a passion for accessibility, has written a review of Trish Harris’ memoir that is well worth a read. “…there was much anguished discussion among disabled people about the need… Continue Reading
Landfall Journal has written a shining review of Rob Hack’s poetry collection Everything is Here. Erena Shingade writes, ‘His tone is uninhibited and effortless… just what feels like a friend speaking in a direct and unsentimental way.’ Read the full… Continue Reading
Trish Harris’s memoir The Walking Stick Tree has received wide media coverage. It featured on RNZ’s Nine toNoon programme and on the Stuff news website with articles also appearing in journals, magazines and blogs. We’re delighted to see the book—which… Continue Reading
Over the summer it was great to see LJ Ritchie’s Like Nobody’s Watching listed in the top ten books for the Hooked on NZ Books He Ao Ano summer reading & reviewing challenge. Hooked on NZ Books asked readers to… Continue Reading
Rob Hack’s first collection of poems, Everything Is Here, explores his relationship to his Rarotongan heritage and the places where his family lived while growing up. Rob spoke with award-winning poet Chris Tse about the intricacies of writing poetry and… Continue Reading
Hayden Frost and L.J. Ritchie’s podcast Never Repeats mentioned as one of the best local film podcasts on Radio NZ: (http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/afternoons/audio/201822072/new-zealand-film-podcasts).