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The Cuba Press books
- A Bronze Affair – Helen Wilkins
- The Birds Began to Sing – Dorothy Buchanan
- Body Politic – Mary Cresswell
- Both Feet in Paradise – Andy Southall
- Breach of all Size – Michelle Elvy & Marco Sonzogni (eds)
- Dancing on a Razor’s Edge – Mandy Whyte
- The Death of Music Journalism – Simon Sweetman
- Don’t Forget to Feed the Cat – Mary Bell Thornton
- Eddie Norman and 25 Battalion – Elizabeth Kay
- The Edge of Things – Anne Powell
- Enough Horizon – Carol Markwell
- Family Instructions Upon Release – Elizabeth Kirkby-McLeod
- Five O’Clock Shadows – Richard Langston
- Formica – Maggie Rainey-Smith
- Fragments from an Infinite Catalogue – John Tāne Christeller
- Glass Houses and other stories – Karen Phillips
- A Habit of Writing – Helen Jacobs
- Hand in Hand – Ian Harris
- Home Base – Keith Westwater
- How Did I Get Here? – Ben Brown
- How To Be Old – Rachel McAlpine
- I Wish, I Wish – Zirk van den Berg
- The Invading Sea – Neville Peat
- Island Notes – Tim Higham
- Isobar Precinct – Angelique Kasmara
- Jerningham – Cristina Sanders
- Just Looking – Peter Bland
- The Leaning Man – Anne Harré
- The Lockdown Diary of Uncle Squirrel and Pūhoi Pete – Ann Garry
- Lockdown Sketch Mind – Fifi Colston
- Michael, I thought you were dead – Michael Fitzsimons
- More Favourable Waters – Marco Sonzogni & Timothy Smith
- Mrs Jewell and the Wreck of the General Grant – Cristina Sanders
- On Elephant’s Shoulders – Sudha Rao
- Mutzig the Clown Cat – Peter Wells
- Nowhere is too far off – Peter Bland
- Photos of the Sky – Saradha Koirala
- Polaroid Nights – Lizzie Harwood
- A Question Bigger than a Hawk – Jan FitzGerald
- Reading the Signs – Janis Freegard
- Shelter – Kirsten Le Harivel
- A Sign of Light – Jamie Trower
- A Sky of Wretched Shells – Mark Blackham
- Social Media – Mary Macpherson
- Towards Compostela – Catharina van Bohemen
- True to Ireland – Peter Burke
- Upturned – Kay McKenzie Cooke
- We are Tiny Beneath the Light – Heidi North
- Where We Land – Tim Jones
- The Wild Card – Renée
- Working the tang – Nicola Easthope
Wayfarer and Ahoy! books
A Question Bigger Than a Hawk – Jan FitzGerald
On Elephant's Shoulders – Sudha Rao
Mrs Jewell and the Wreck of the General Grant – Cristina Sanders
Breach of All Size – Michelle Elvy & Marco Sonzogni (eds)
credit: Robert Cross
Formica – Maggie Rainey-Smith
Island Notes – Tim Higham
credit: Saskia Koerner
A Sky of Wretched Shells – Mark Blackham
credit: Ebony Lamb
Home Base – Keith Westwater
credit: Logan Westwater
Polaroid Nights – Lizzie Harwood
The Birds Began to Sing – Dorothy Buchanan
Shelter – Kirsten Le Harivel
credit Maaike Mcneil
The Leaning Man – Anne Harré
credit: Jane Harris
credit: Jane Harris
Enough Horizon – Carol Markwell
Isobar Precinct – Angelique Kasmara
- Pantograph Punch
- Newsroom
- Paula Morris – What I’m Reading (Stuff)
- NZ Booklovers
- Kete
- University of Auckland
- Stuff – What I’m Reading (Lana Lopesi)
- Otago Daily Times (pdf)
- Read Close
- ns510reads (instagram)
- NZ Herald – top books of 2021
- NZ Herald – What I’m Reading (Sonya Wilson)
- Reverie of Rose (instagram)
- Landfall online
- Ngaio Marsh Awards longlist
Both Feet in Paradise – Andy Southall
Hand in Hand – Ian Harris
More Favourable Waters – Marco Sonzogni and Timothy Smith
credit: Robert Cross
Towards Compostela – Catharina van Bohemen
credit: Eve de Castro-Robinson
How Did I Get Here? – Ben Brown
credit: Sophie Taylor-Brown
Reading the Signs – Janis Freegard
The Death of Music of Journalism – Simon Sweetman
Credit: David Thomsen
Credit: Mary McCallum
I Wish, I Wish – Zirk van den Berg
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Five O'Clock Shadows – Richard Langston
credit: James Ogle
Glass Houses and other stories – Karen Phillips
credit: Greg Phillips
A Habit of Writing – Helen Jacobs
credit: Mary McCallum
Nowhere is too far off – Peter Bland
credit: David White
Lockdown Sketch Mind – Fifi Colston
Body Politic – Mary Cresswell
credit: Paddy Riley
The Lockdown Diary of Uncle Squirrel and Pūhoi Pete – Ann Garry
Jerningham – Cristina Sanders
Upturned – Kay McKenzie Cooke
How To Be Old – Rachel McAlpine
Fragments from an Infinite Catalogue – John Tāne Christeller
We are Tiny Beneath the Light – Heidi North
Family Instructions Upon Release – Elizabeth Kirkby-McLeod
Michael, I thought you were dead – Michael Fitzsimons
credit: Josie Fitzsimons
Eddie Norman and 25 Battalion – Elizabeth Kay
Credit: Jo Moore
Social Media – Mary Macpherson
Credit: Peter Black
The Wild Card – Renée
credit: Claudia Latisnere
credit: Mary McCallum
- Shedunnit – ‘The Lifelong Fan’ (podcast)
- Wellington City Library Q&A for the Ngaio Marsh Awards (video)
- Christchurch City Library review of Ngaio Marsh Awards finalists
- BookBound 2020 – In conversation with Lola Olufemi and Becky Manawatu (YouTube)
- Verb Wellington 2019 – A Write Thrill. UK writer Val McDermid joins three of Aotearoa’s finest: Charity Norman, Renée, and Alix Bosco (podcast)
- Dominion Post – January 2022
- Read NZ Te Pou Muramura 2021 Pānui (YouTube stream) / PDF of Pānui
Where We Land – Tim Jones
Credit: Mark Tantrum
Just Looking – Peter Bland
Reviews and Publicity
Credit: Jane Ussher
Don't Forget to Feed the Cat – Mary Bell Thornton
(family collection)
“… hard to put down … a great record of [Maclennan’s] travels and thoughts … generously illustrated with monochrome and coloured sketches” – Geoff Adams, Otago Daily Times
True to Ireland – Peter Burke
Credit: Warwick Smith
A Bronze Affair – Ken Kendall with Helen Wilkins
Credit: Sarah Bolland
Credit: Sarah Bolland
Mutzig the Clown Cat – Peter Wells
credit: Peter Wells
The Edge of Things – Anne Powell
credit: Maurice Carmody
A Sign of Light – Jamie Trower
credit: Robert Ferguson
Working the tang – Nicola Easthope
Photos of the Sky – Saradha Koirala
credit: Jan Marsh
The Invading Sea – Neville Peat
credit: Mary Hammonds
Dancing on a Razor's Edge – Mandy Whyte
Reviews and Publicity
- Adelaide Festival Writers’ Week 2020: Keeping It Together & Being Human
- Radio NZ interview with Kim Hill
