Christchurch writer Peter D Campbell with a thriller - 'Stepping into the Unknown' and Wellington writer Arienne Jansen talks about her new poetry collection 'Keel and Drift'

Collected Poems of Alistair Te Ariki Campbell-Fergus Barrowman the publisher discusses his work and a first novel by Sue Wootton 'Ship'

'We The Ones' by Julie Helean which captures 1990 Waitangi Day, and 'Auckland Then and Now' by local writer Jenny Haworth

'A World without Maps' - a new collection of poetry from Jane Simpson and a historical novel 'Lewisville', from Alexandra Tidswell

Nick Bollinger - music writer, broadcaster, author of 'Goneville', a look at the music of the 70s and division in NZ society. 'The Pretty Delicious Cafe' by Danielle Hawkins - a warm, witty novel about food, family and fresh beginnings

The March of the Foxgloves - an entertaining historical novel by Karyn Hay and librarian Hilary Low rewrites West Coast gold rush history in Pay Dirt - The Westland Goldfields

Bruce Ansley talks about 'Island' & Michael Cooper discusses a Buyers' Guide to NZ Wines

Head of the Harbour by Jane Robertson and Mary Mountier talks about Racing the Boys

French writer and war correspondent Olivier Weber visiting Chch and historian Vincent O'Malley talking about his new book 'The Great War'

Adam Dudding talks about his memoir 'My Father's Island' and Miriam Frank talks about her memoir 'An Unfinished Portrait' - a journey around her mother