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Auckland Writers Festival » Podcasts
Listen to Auckland Writers Festival » Podcasts, a Arts podcast by Auckland Writers Festival. Stream 28 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Po...
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Listen to Auckland Writers Festival » Podcasts, a Arts podcast by Auckland Writers Festival. Stream 28 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 28 episodesDavid Mitchell: The Bone Clocks
UK author David Mitchell returns to the Festival following the publication of his Booker-longlisted The Bone Clocks. In this and other novel...
An Evening with Alan Cumming
The Scottish Manhattan-based actor Alan Cumming is a busy man. He has built a fine career with roles ranging from Taggart and The Good Wife...
Xinran: Buy Me the Sky
Famed Chinese writer Xinran, author of The Good Women of China, introduces her latest book Buy Me The Sky, an investigation of the impact of...
Translation Gymnastics: Daniel Mendelsohn & Anna Jackson
Daniel Mendelsohn and Anna Jackson share an enthusiam for the classics and for translation. He’s an acclaimed US memoirist, critic and trans...
Leading Men (Graeme Lay, Thom Conroy)
Graeme Lay and Thom Conroy have written about two figures in New Zealand’s colonial past: Captain James Cook, the inspiration for Lay’s rece...
Edwin Thumboo: Singapore a Writer’s Perspective
For some of us the Switzerland of the South Seas is not much more than a fleeting stopover for shopping, maybe even a cocktail at Raffles. B...
Memory Loss (Anna Smaill, Bernard Beckett)
Poet and violinist Anna Smaill’s acclaimed debut novel The Chimes constructs a world ruled by a large musical instrument, and navigated via...
Renee: A Writing Life
Playwright, novelist, poet, memoirist and blogger Renée has documented New Zealand’s social history in the latter part of the twentieth cent...
The Role of the Critic
Critics occupy an uncomfortable position, often finding themselves in the firing line from all sides: too harsh, too fawning, not constructi...
Nick Davies: Hack Attack
One of the world’s leading investigative journalists, Nick Davies broke the phone hacking story in the UK, worked with Wikileaks’ Julian Ass...
C.K. Stead: 2015 Honoured NZ Writer
C.K. Stead is one of New Zealand’s foremost literary figures. A distinguished novelist, literary critic, poet, essayist and Emeritus Profess...
Satirists at Large
An irreverent and stinging session should be forthcoming as Steve Braunias, author of Mad Men, and David Slack, Metro contributor, gather wi...
Natalie Haynes: A Guide for Modern Living
English comedian and classicist Natalie Haynes would rather we not see “Ancient Rome as a toga party to which our invitation went astray.” A...
Peter FitzSimons: Gallipoli and other Stories
Former Wallaby lock, newspaper columnist, broadcaster and author Peter FitzSimons joins us from Sydney to talk about his latest bookGallipol...
Ben Okri: The Age of Magic
Not long ago Nigerian poet and novelist Ben Okri caused a stir, writing in the Guardian that black and African writers should “not be expect...
Atul Gawande: The End Matters
Atul Gawande writes profoundly about medicine. He’s a surgeon, author, researcher (with a particular interest in patient safety and care) an...
Helen Macdonald: H is for Hawk
English historian, poet, naturalist and illustrator Helen Macdonald once bred hawks for Arab sheikhs. She is also the winner of the Costa Aw...
Anthony Horowitz: Bond and Beyond
Anthony Horowitz mines the world of spooks and gumshoes to craft great books. Creator of The Diamond Brothers, Alex Rider and The Power of F...
Daniel Mendelsohn: An Irresistible Critic
“Our most irresistible literary critic,” says The New York Times Book Review. Daniel Mendelsohn is an elegant stylistic polymath – a reviewe...
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