A story of two disappearances in a spooky hotel that takes on a persona of its own. Fee talks to Nikki Crutchley about her latest thriller.
Vinyl, Art and Community : Needles and Plastic Book Launch – WORD Christchurch
Fee reports back from the launch of Needles and Plastic: Flying Nun Records, 1981-1988 in Lyttelton.
Needles and Plastic : Flying Nun Records, 1981-1988: WORD Christchurch – Wednesday 16 November from 5.30pm
On Wednesday 16 November at Lyttelton Coffee Company, WORD Christchurch's Kiran Dass talks to Matthew Goody, at the Christchurch launch of his Flying Nun biography Needles and Plastic.
Paul Cleave’s tour of Christchurch: The Pain Tourist
Paul Cleave launched his new book, The Pain Tourist at Scorpio Books last Thursday night, talking with his publisher, Kevin Shaw from Upstart Press.
Happy Halloween: Stephen King’s Fairy Tale is pretty Grimm
Fee reads Stephen King's latest, a fantastical journey into another land full of references to other work and great characterisation.
Crime After Crime: Ngaio Marsh Edition: WORD Christchurch Festival 2022
"The final event on the WORD Christchurch Festival calendar was last night's exciting end to the crime writing year - The Ngaio Marsh Awards for New Zealand Crime Writing. this years' awards were held in conjunction with Crime after Crime - a touring panel of four shining stars in the mystery genre: Val McDermid, Michael Robotham, J.P. Pomare; and Vanda Symon."
WORD Christchurch 2022: Crime After Crime and The Ngaio Marsh Awards. Yeah Noir!
Fee looks forward to the final event of the WORD Christchurch festival and reviews the books in the running for Best Crime Novel this year.
Transported Across Oceans – David Mitchell and Tiny Ruins: WORD Christchurch 2022
If I Were a Story and You Were a Song. Beautiful and moving.
David Mitchell (Cloud Atlas, Utopia Avenue) and Hollie Fullbrook, singer/songwriter for Tiny Ruins
WORD Christchurch: If I were a story and you were a song: David Mitchell serenades Tiny Ruins
What happens when a lyrical writer and a writer of lyrics take inspiration from each other and swap roles? Fee can't wait to find out!
Ngaio Marsh Awards 2022: The Last Guests is the best yet!
Ahead of his appearance at WORD, Fee reads Ngaio Marsh Award nominee, JP Pomare's The Last Guest, a twisty mystery that keeps her guessing.
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