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This week's best-selling books


This week s best-selling books
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This week s biggest-selling New Zealand books, as recorded by the Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list and described by Steve Braunias
In the photo above: We resume our series of photos of authors nominated for the 2021 Ockham New Zealand national book awards with this portrait of Nina Mingya Powles. Her collection of poems Magnolia 木蘭 (published by the excellent Seraph Press) is shortlisted for the poetry prize. From a review in online cultural site londongrip.co.uk: Powles comes from New Zealand and from mixed heritage. Her mother was from Shanghai where Powles recently spent 18 months, studying Mandarin and writing poems and prose as she learned its languages, flavours, culture, colours and sounds. After moving to ....

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2020 Sunday Star-Times short story open category winner: Walking Day


Kirsten McDougall’s Walking Day has taken out top honours in the open category of the Sunday Star-Times short story competition for 2020. ​lllustration: Rachel Trevelyan
Kirsten McDougall’s Walking Day has taken out top honours and a $5000 prize in the open category of the
Sunday Star-Times short story competition for 2020.
The dogs started up before sunrise. A lone howl next a chorus of answers and fresh queries. Hungry lonely hungry loneleee
Their cries entered Pip’s dreams and she woke full of warning. Dogs always knew when walking day came. No light round the rim of the shutters but the whole town would be awake with the dog racket. That was the cruel joke of it Father said. Walking day meant no labour but neither could you sleep. ....

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Writer's 'artistry' lands her top prize in Sunday Star-Times short story competition


Kirsten McDougall is the winner of the Sunday Star-Times short story competition, open category.
Kirsten McDougall’s love of reading and writing has come a long way since her interest in Enid Blyton and Trixie Belden books as a child.
The accomplished Wellington author, who works as a publicist and literary manager for Victoria University Press, lives a life surrounded by words.
”That’s just my world.”
And now McDougall can add
Sunday Star-Times short story competition open category winner to her CV for her piece,
Walking Day. She takes home the $5000 prize after almost 700 entries were received and blind judged over two categories. ....

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A magical place turns 40


Ask anyone who grew up in Kamloops about McQueen Lake Environmental Centre and the response will invariably involve a broad grin and dreamy-eyed memories of discovering the wonders of nature.
The centre located 20 kilometres north of Kamloops has been a magical spot for 40 years and four generations of students.
They all leave a little bit of their heart up there, said Kirsten McDougall, who was the centre s first, and for a time, only employee.
On Saturday, the centre s founders, its former and current staff and volunteers, and a few of its many, many fans gather at the beautiful locale to celebrate its 40th anniversary. ....

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