Fee reads the graphic novel versions of a series of Cixin Liu's short stories.
Not your average Joe: Paul Cleave’s The Cleaner is adapted for television
Christchurch is dark, seedy, and home to a serial killer in the TV adaptation of Paul Cleave's gritty crime thriller.
The Seasonwife: Saige England researches Aotearoa’s harrowing history
Vivid characterisation brings history to life in Saige England's thoroughly researched historical novel.
Well plotted, visceral thriller: Paul Cleave’s His Favourite Graves
Fee reads Paul Cleave's latest suspense thriller, a finds a book that "grabs the reader by the throat and won't let go".
Kiwi Quiz Night and the Ngaio Marsh Awards 2023: Yeah Noir
Fee reports back from the annual awards ceremony for New Zealand crime writing, held at Tūranga on Friday 24 November 2023.
Other Stations are Shit: Student Radio in Aotearoa New Zealand
Fee reports back from a very emphatically titled book about 50 years of student radio in New Zealand.
Quiz Night and the Ngaio Marsh Awards for Best Crime Writing: two of my favourite things! Friday 24 November at Tūranga
Fee delves into the Best Crime Novel shortlist of the Ngaio Marsh Awards. The winner will be announced at an event on Fri 24 Nov at Tūranga.
Come Write In for NaNoWriMo
Write your own novel at the library in November! We'll have spaces set aside for writing at selected libraries.
Halloween reads: Stephen King’s Holly – Silence of the Lambs meets Misery
Fee reviews Stephen King's Holly, with its human-based cannibal serial killer horror.
Hugo Awards! Fee’s picks from frabjous finalists
Fee's faves and picks for this year's Hugo Awards, celebrating the best of sci-fi, fantasy and horror on paper and on screen.
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