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An extended interview with novelist and short story writer Patricia Grace. Audio

The extraordinary works of film-maker, sculptor, painter and poet - Len Lye Audio

Sally-Ann Spencer on translating a giant book about dwarves from German into English. Audio

Michelle Holman's latest book is entitled"Knotted". Audio

Ian Wedde is this year's Michael King Centre Writer in Residence at Auckland University. Audio

Writer Kelly Joseph chats about her eight weeks recently spent on Kapiti Island. Audio

Novelist and short story writer Owen Marshall on his new collection. Audio

Features the talents of poet Geoff Cochrane and Book Council Executive, Noel Murphy on encouraging young people to read more Audio

Bridget Williams and Sam Elworthy. Audio

Fiona Inglis Audio

Murray Gray comments on this years festival. Audio

In Chapter and Verse today, alook at the halcyon years of studio pottery in New Zealand - 1945 to 1980. Audio

Canterbury poet David Gregory is back with a new collection of poetry. Audio

Colin Peel has more than twenty books to his name.He discusses his latest thriller,The Ryblinsk Deception. Audio

New poetry from the Central Otago Backblocks. Audio

New Zealand as seen through the satirical eyes of an American expat. Audio

A panel of New Zealand Sci Fi writers. Audio

Monica Taylor. Audio

Dorothy Fowler. Audio

Journalist Lyn Loates sets her novel Butterscotch in Christchurch, when the Parker and Hulme murder cast a shadow over many lives. Audio

Pliny's Warning, an explosive novel set partly on White Island and largely around Mt Vesuvius, written by expat ABC arts-journalist Anne Maria Nicholson. Audio

Beside the Dark Pool, the sequel to Fiona Kidman's memoir At the End of Darwin Road. Audio

"Voyagers, Science Fiction Poetry from New Zealand"is edited by Tim Jones and Mark Pirie. Audio

"A canoe in midstream: poems new and old"by Apirana Taylor, is published by Canterbury University Press. Audio

Chris Price Audio