Sunday 30 October 1 - 5.30pm Raye Freedman Arts Centre, Epsom Girls Tickets $65 (includes lavish afternoon tea)
We are thrilled with the exciting line-up of authors this year – confirmed so far, in no particular order, are:
Catherine Chidgey with her long-awaited, stunning new novel The Wish Child Helene Wong with her fascinating experiences of Being Chinese: A New Zealander’s Story Poet Paula Green taking you on enchanting travels in New York Pocket Book Marilyn Jessen with creative women in Her Space: She Sheds, Back Rooms and Kitchen Tables Dunedin novelist & poet Emma Neale with her sensitive, beautiful new novel Billy Bird Yael Shocket with gorgeous Mediterranean/Israeli food from her restaurant in Fort St, Ima Cuisine Poet Kerrin P Sharpe with her intriguing new collection Rabbit Rabbit Lindsey Dawson with her lively historical novel Scarlet & Magenta Janice Marriott exploring the joys of being a nana or a poppa in Grandparents Talk and finally - Comedian Urzila Carlson will have you Rolling with the Punchlines.
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Exciting Author Events in the Shop |
The aim of his amazing adventure is to make the world a better place through food. All Profits go to: Auckland City Mission, Starship Foundation, Paw Justice, Leukaemia & Blood Cancer NZ. Full of fab photos & Dick’s unique design, this is a joyous book. Can’t cook? This your book! Good cook? This is your book!Enjoy an entertaining evening listening to Dick’s stories. He’ll be joined by a few of the 101 contributors, including Michele A’Court, Hamish Keith & Urzila Carlson. We’ll be selling the book at full price on the night ($50) & giving 10% ($5 per book) to one of the charities.
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Two Stunning International Guests Tuesday 30 August 6pm in the bookshop
Visiting NZ for the WORD Christchurch Writers Festival – we are delighted to welcome Nadia Hashimi (USA, of Afghan descent) with her new novel A House Without Windows
and Elizabeth Hay (Canada) with her latest novel His Whole Life.
Both are best-selling, award-winning authors renowned in their own countries & internationally. x |
We are honoured to host Matt Vickers, husband of Lecretia Seales, during his brief visit to Auckland. This brave & moving book is the story of his wife, a lawyer diagnosed with a brain tumour who chose to campaign for the rights & dignity of the terminally ill.
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