Fee reads Stephen King's latest about a hitman on one last job who uses multiple identities to hide the truth. But who is he really?
Carl Nixon’s The Tally Stick: a strong contender for the Ngaio Marsh Award
The car containing the sleeping children left the earth. From the top of the wooded bluff, where the rain-slicked road had curved so treacherously, down to the swollen river at the base of the cliff, was easily sixty feet. There was no moon that night, only low, leaden cloud clogging the sky. As if suspended…
Red herrings and fish hooks: Rose Carlyle’s The Girl in the Mirror
Fee read's Rose Carlyle's suspenseful novel of twin sisters at odds on the high seas where something bad is definitely going to happen.
There, There – Shout out for Tommy Orange
"Thanksgiving is a tradition. It's also a lie." Fee reads the prize-winning novel by Tommy Orange that reveals the urban Native American experience.
Patricia Grace: From the centre
Fee reviews Patricia Grace's memoir and dives into some of her favourite fiction by one of New Zealand's most beloved authors.
WORD Christchurch: David Mitchell’s Utopia
Ahead of David Mitchell's appearance at WORD Christchurch 2021 with Tiny Ruins, Fee reads his rock 'n' roll rollercoaster, Utopia Avenue.
Interview: Paul Cleave – How to Write a Killer Plot: WORD Christchurch Festival 2021
Fee interviews the very busy (and very witty) Paul Cleave, shining star of Christchurch crime writing, ahead of his "How to write a killer plot" session at WORD Christchurch Festival 2021.
Unsettling Stories: Sprigs
Ahead of his WORD Christchurch appearance, Fee reads Brannavan Gnanalingam's "Sprigs", great book about an unsettling subject... rape.
J. P. Pomare Tells Lies
Who is telling the truth in a story where everyone has something to conceal? Fee reads Ngaio Marsh Award Best Novel long lister, Tell me lies.
Locus Awards: Horror: Mexican Gothic with a side of Plain Bad Heroines
One is a dark fairytale set in 1940s Mexico, the other a story within a story split between the early days of Hollywood and the modern day. Fee recommends them both.
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