Fee reads Christchurch Story Coach and Science Fiction author Judy L. Mohr's new book, Dancing in the Purple Rain - an action-packed techno-thriller with a tough heroine who loves Purple Rain and has the hair to match. Judy will be talking about her book at Tūranga on February 26, 6-7pm.
Nice People on Planes – Lana Hart
It was "an evening of delight, camaraderie and community": Fee reports back on a talk with Lana Hart.
Jenny Pattrick’s Sea Change
Fee reads this "brilliantly prescient story of community and the number-eight-wire determination of Kiwis to survive in extremis."
Cold Cases, Crims and Cretins: The Ngaio Marsh Award for Best First Crime Novel
Mystery-reader, Fee, looks at the shortlisted titles in this year's awards ahead of winners being announced at Tūranga on 25 September.
In Praise of Gentle Fiction: Laurence Fearnley and Damien Wilkins
Fee reports back from a WORD Christchurch 2025 session on capturing the human condition in fiction, grief, humour, and personal experience.
Setting, Silence and LOLs: Queens of Atmosphere at WORD Christchurch Festival 2025
Catherine Chidgey, Michelle Duff and Charlotte Wood shared the inspirations for their latest books, with chair Kerry Sunderland and a buzzing crowd in Queens of Atmosphere.
WORD Christchurch 2025: Queens of Atmosphere
Fee is looking forward to a WORD Christchurch session featuring accomplished authors, Charlotte Wood, Catherine Chidgey and Michelle Duff.
Damien Wilkins and Laurence Fearnley – In Praise Of Gentle Fiction: WORD Christchurch Festival 2025
Fee is looking forward to Damien Wilkins and Laurence Fearnley's session In praise of gentle fiction at WORD Christchurch Festival 2025.
The WORD is out: Fionaccl’s picks for WORD Christchurch 2025
Fiction fan Fee has made her picks of the must-sees at this year's festival. Find out what she's excited to see at WORD Christchurch 2025.
The Divine David Bishop: A Divine Fury
In book four of D.V. Bishop's Cesare Aldo series, readers find Aldo stuck on the night shift. That is, until he discovers a body that might just change his luck. He begins juggling a role as a spy for Duke Cosimo de Medici, as well as solving a series of murders of a decidedly religious fervour.
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