Bestselling New Zealand author Kirsten McKenzie will be appearing in person at the Ages of Pages Book Festival, selling and signing her books alongside dozens of local and international authors.
On a wintry August Sunday afternoon, come down to Caffeine and Book Dealers (formerly The Book Exchange), one of Auckland’s cutest bookshops, with the best cakes, for an exciting author panel, featuring Kirsten McKenzie, K.B.Brookes, Kirsty Roby and Pat Backley.
Join Kirsten McKenzie and fellow St Cuthbert’s College alumni Rachel Paris, Petra Geller, Sophie Lindsay, Caroline Barron, and current parent Emma Vere-Jones at the 5th Annual St Cuthbert’s College Literary Evening.
All ticket sales go directly towards the St Cuthbert's College Old Girls' Association Scholarship Fund.
9.30am-4pm, Saturday 27 April 2024.
Claudelands Event Centre, Hamilton
Free entry.
Discover new and exciting reads
Buy books and have them signed by the author
Meet your favourite authors
Tucked away in the redeveloped Mews Precinct at 415 Remuera Road, is Auckland's newest independent bookstore - The Little Book Shop, an absolutely beautiful haven for book lovers.
The Little Book Shop have started a Winter Reading Series, and this week it is my turn to read, alongside the beautiful Tsitsi Mapepa, the scholar Gina Cole, and one of my dearest friends, Pip McKay.
Wine and delicious pastries are available, thanks to their local sponsors, and the event won't cost you anything, unless you decide to buy all the books. Which is encouraged!
I'll be reading from my latest time travel book Ithaca Bound, and copies will be available for purchase, and signing, there.
The Ngaio Marsh Awards, in association with Auckland Libraries, invites booklovers to a thrilling event featuring five talented Kiwi storytellers.
As crime and thriller writing has evolved from puzzle-like mysteries to books delving deeply into psychology, people and places, it has continued to be one of the world’s most popular forms of storytelling. What draws us to darker tales, both fictional and real?
Four-time Best Novel finalist Ben Sanders is joined by past Ngaios finalists Lizzie Harwood (Best First Novel) and Scott Bainbridge (Best Non-Fiction) and Waiheke Island author Nora West for discussion about crafting compelling storylines and memorable characters, and the impact of place and real-life themes. Bestselling author Kirsten McKenzie will keep the peace and prosecute the offenders.
Criminal Minds - 10 crime writers in 100 thrilling minutes. Covering a criminally large range of small town crime to international espionage and finishing with a sliver of paranormal tension, these ten authors represent some of New Zealand’s best crime writers, together under one roof.
Books From Our Backyard is a book fair to bring together the fantastic scope of great writing produced in New Zealand and to connect local readers with locally written books. 15 November in Ponsonby, Auckland.
Kirsten McKenzie’s latest thriller, The Forger and the Thief, will be launched at Time Out Bookstore on the 4th November 2020, to coincide with the 54th anniversary of the Florentine floods which provide the setting for the gripping paranormal thriller.
Starting at 6pm, everyone is welcome. Please note that the steep staircase will provide an accessibility issue for some attendees. If this affects your attendance on the night, please email Kirsten directly, and alternative arrangements can be made.
Copies of all Kirsten’s books will be available for purchase on the night from Time Out Bookstore.
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Speed-date-an-author event Wham Bam Author Jam returns for a second year in Christchurch.
Featuring authors from around New Zealand and Australia, the event is growing in size and popularity.
This hugely popular literary weekend is returning for its seventh year. Newcastle Noir 2020 will be held at Newcastle City Library.
Some of the UK’s best-loved crime writers, many from the region, will be present alongside authors from more than a dozen other countries.
The full programme of speakers and guests will be announced soon but Northumbria University lecturer, Jacky Collins, Dr Noir, who has spear-headed the event since its launch, promises there will be something for every kind of crime fiction follower.
She said: “From the very beginning we have always wanted Newcastle Noir to be a local, national and international crime fiction event.
Wham Bam Author Jam provides opportunities for readers to meet and chat with a large number of authors from around New Zealand and Australia. Authors from all genres will be in attendance, signing books and meeting readers.
