Pip Adam

Today Pip talks about the New Zealand / Australian connection. Books by authors with Australian connections including Ronald Hugh Morrieson, Vivienne Plumb and Perth born Wellingtonian Tracy Farr. Audio

Pip Adam, from the podcast "Better Off Read" is talking Cook Books today, specifically "World Vegetarian" by Madhur Jaffrey and "Diet for a New America" by John Robbins. Audio

Reviewing 'Time Travel' by James Gleick, published by 4th Estate. Audio

It's been a rough week and Pip has been thinking about what, if any comfort could be found in books. Audio

Pip talks the pros and cons of this years Nobel Prize for Literature recipient. Audio

Pip Adam talks about journals and journaling. Audio

Short Fiction. Audio

Big books. Audio

Pip Adam on the joys of audio books and the best places to get them Audio

Pip Adam reviews Redeye By Ann Shelton, and a zine called Permanent vacation by Kerry Ann Lee. Audio

Reviewing three online 'journals' - 'Sweet Mammalian', 'The Pantograph Punch' and 'Starling'. Audio

Today Pip Adam reviews the books: "A Briefcase, Two Pies and a Penthouse" by Brannavan Gnanalingam published by Lawrence and Gibson; and "Mislaid" by Nell Fink published by Ecco/Harper Collins. Audio

'Poroporoaki: to the Lord My God: Weaving the Via Dolorosa' (Ekphrasis in Response to Walk (Series C) by Colin McCahon), by Anahera Gidlea. 'Anatomize', Norfolk Press Audio

"Memorandum of Understanding" by Bill Nelson and "Beside Herself" by Chris Price. Audio

'A Beautiful Hesitation' by Fiona Pardington. 'Three words: an anthology of Aotearoa / NZ women's comics', edited by Rae Joyce, Sarah Laing and Indira Neville. Audio

The Vegetarian by Han Kang and Out on the wire by Jessica Abel. Audio

Pip Adam's reviews involve art, and how we write or talk about it. Audio

Pip has been reading poet/rapper's tale of everyday people Brand New Ancients, and Anne Kennedy's The Time of The Giants. Audio

R.H.I. by Tim Corballis, Victoria University Press. 'We Are Many: Reflections on Movement Strategy from Occupation to Liberation', edited by: Kate Khatib, Margaret Killjoy, Mike McGuire, AK Press. Audio