Bored with the bestseller list? Browse our catalogue of books by New Zealand indie authors.
Champions Are Made in the Dark is an inspiring story of loss, strength and becoming. Through sport, adversity and life’s toughest moments, Tui Katene shares a deeply personal journey of resilience, self-belief and finding the courage to keep moving forward, even when the path ahead is uncertain.
The story behind thirty years of genealogy research and ten published novels. It explores the hows and whys of a writing life — the constant desire to write, to share a story, to make sure it is never lost.
Sacred and Sane is both creative memoir and social commentary from a woman of faith reading about church controversies in Aotearoa and reflecting on these controversies in the light of her own lived experience. Rose presents six pillars for a healthier view on spirituality and mental health which helped to improve her own well-being.
A true story in three parts covering 1979-2013. Through Lindy’s eyes we learn the history and reality of psychiatric nursing in the 1980s and 1990s, Then as a patient in the early 2000s and ultimately the fight to reclaim a life from an out of control situation.
John Reynolds, a twenty-two-year-old Kiwi, with a new teaching diploma, began his overseas travels in 1964 which gave him a lifelong passion for international travel and experiences.
Is travel still fun in your seventies? To find out more, dip into this nice easy read.
Tony Hopkins, Black Cherokee actor, storyteller and poet, has interwoven personal stories and poems to create a fascinating account of his 80 years of life.
A memoir – a tale with many twists and turns along the way.
