Book-related guests on Saturday Morning with Kim Hill,

Radio NZ National. 3 October 2009

Between 10.00 and 11.00am in the Playing Favourites slot, Kim talks to Ian Chapman, aka Dr Glam, whose 1970s cultural fetishism led to gainful employment when he joined the first-ever rock degree course in New Zealand at Otago University. His memoir of the era is Glory Days: from Gumboots to Platforms (HarperCollins, ISBN: 978-1-86950-728-2). Expect glam rock music and other musical surprises.
http://www.drglam.co.nz/

New Zealand chef and food writer Peter Gordon returns from the Northern Hemisphere to join Kim after 11.00am, and talk about his restaurants in London, Istanbul and Auckland, and his sixth book, featuring photography by Jean Cazals: Peter Gordon: A Culinary Journey (Viking)

After 11.30am, photographer Marti Friedlander, who has collaborated on a number of books with authors such as Michael King, James McNeish and Dick Scott.

Her life and work is examined in a new book by University of Auckland Associate Professor of Art History Leonard Bell: Marti Friedlander (Auckland University Press), will be available in bookstores from 9 October (sample pages are available on the Auckland University Press website: http://web.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/fms/default/aup/book/2009%20images/martifriedlander.pdf).

NB. All three authors are involved with events this (NZ Book) month.

For the full saturday programme lineup, visit www.radionz.co.nz/saturday after midday Friday.