Fiona reports back on a talk with Charity Norman ahead of Together We Read - the online book club on from 27 September to 11 October means there are unlimited copies of Charity's book Remember me.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Last WORD goes to reviewers
Four reviewers talk BookTok, capitalism, and what happens when someone at a party confronts you about a negative review.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Pip Adams’ Audition: This is not a rehearsal
Fee reports back about Pip Adam's sci-fi novel, Audition, that's actually "a call to abolish prisons..." among other things.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Catherine Chidgey’s new Pet
Fee reports back from the frontlines from the "Chidgey renaissance", hearing about The Axeman's Carnival, new book Pet, and her upcoming new novel due in February 2024.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Three of our best: Fiction Three Ways with Fiona Farrell, Carl Nixon and Emily Perkins
Fiona Farrell, Emily Perkins and Carl Nixon are examples of how writers can make you laugh, cry, think and relate. Fee reports back on Fiction, Three ways.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Amy Head, Signs of Life
Fee reports back from Amy Head's book launch for, Signs of Life, at Scorpio Books. A 'discontinuous novel' of earthquake stories.
WORD Up – FeeJ’s picks for WORD Christchurch 2023
Fee loves NZ fiction and she's picked some great sessions at this year's festival.
Isolation and reflections: Fiona Farrell’s The Deck
Fiona Farrell appears in next month's WORD Christchurch festival and Fee reviews her latest novel of pandemic-anxiety and bawdy stories...
Fionaccl reads Locus nominees
Fee reads titles from the Locus Awards shortlist and finds plenty to love for fans of sci-fi, fantasy and horror.
Birnam Wood: Eleanor Catton comes to Burnside
Fee reports back from the recent WORD Christchurch event, Eleanor Catton in Conversation.
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