Laura Kroetsch

Kate De Goldi and Laura Kroetsch join Kim to share their favourite books of the year. From a tour of sea creatures, to a novel with four versions of the same story, and a history of bodily freedoms… Audio

Laura Kroetsch is director of Adelaide Writers' Week at the 2016 Adelaide Festival. Kate De Goldi's most recent novel is From the Cutting Room of Barney Kettle, and the stage adaptation of her 2012… Audio

Laura is the director of Adelaide Writers' Week; Kate is the author of a number of books. They discuss the year in publishing and their favourite reads of 2014. Audio

Laura is the director of Adelaide Writers' Week, and Kate is the author of a number of books. They discuss the year in publishing and their books of 2013. Audio

Kate is the author of award-winning book The 10PM Question, and this year's The ACB with Honora Lee. Laura is the director of Adelaide Writer's Week. They discuss the year in publishing and their… Audio

Laura is the Director of Adelaide Writers' Week at the Adelaide Festival, and Kate is the author of a number of books. They discuss the year in publishing and their books of 2011. Audio

The book is 'Serena' by Ron Rash, published by Text Publishing. Audio

Laura Kroetsch is one of the lynchpins of the New Zealand book industry and has a ridiculously large collection that extends to her larder. She is heading away to organise the Adelaide Writers and… Audio

Written by Patrick Evans, published by Victoria University Press. Reviewed by Laura Kroetsch. Audio

Written by Deborah Devonshire, published by John Murray, reviewed by Laura Kroetsch. Audio

She reveiws 'Savages' by Don Winslow, published by Heinemann. Audio

The Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer, published by Viking, reviewed by Laura Kroetsch Audio

She reviews The Japanese Lover by Rani Manicka. Audio

By David Mitchell, published by Sceptre and reviewed by Laura Kroetsch. Audio

By Rupert Thompson. Published by Granta. Reviewed by Laura Kroetsch. Audio

Steal Away Boy: The Selected Poems of David Mitchell Edited by Martin Edmond and Nigel Roberts Published by Auckland University Press, $34.99 Audio

We find out what it takes to organise the country's biggest literary event, with Laura Kroetch and talk to author Paddy Richardson about her latest novel, Hunting Blind. Audio

New Zealand International Arts Festival Writers and Readers Week manager talks about the upcoming event. Audio