Merriam Webster adds more than 840 new words to their dictionary. A dictionary is said to be a glossary of […]
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Few of us truly enjoy our day-to-day lives. Instead, we run around chasing our ever-growing to-do list, and end up […]
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‘The Fabulous Ladies’ Guide to Wine’ by Jane Thomson is now available, detailing everything you need to know about women and […]
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John Dunmore is a much-published author and world authority on Pacific exploration, recognised for his service by the governments of […]
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Many people shy away from writing because they don’t believe they are a writer, but the truth is everyone can be and should be a writer. Writing is therapy, it is healing, it provides a creative outlet and a way to relax. Writing is magic.
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Each month, someone from the MiNDFOOD editorial team will select a book to read and share, before reviewing it at […]
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Finish off your summer reading with Obama’s fascinating first book.
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Shrub, an old-fashioned acidulated beverage, is making a strong comeback in mixology circles.
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Read an excerpt from ‘Art Thieves, Fakers and Fraudsters: The New Zealand story’, by Penelope Jackson.
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Read an excerpt from Dr Debra Campbell’s ‘Lovelands’ – a map for traversing the terrain of love and cultivating the wisdom and self-awareness for a passionate life and relationship.
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Novelist Mary-Anne O’Connor talks about the real-life inspiration behind the fiction.
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Man Booker short list; from 155 submissions, to 13 finalists, now down to six.
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Connelly sat down with MiNDFOOD to discuss his much-loved character, Bosch, and what lies ahead for his intriguing new series.
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Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief has spent more than six years on the New York Times bestseller list. The author chats to us about the film, the book and the power of storytelling.
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Indigenous Australian writer Alexis Wright talks about the future of Australia, storytelling and cultural relations ahead of the WordStorm Top End Writer’s Festival this month.
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He may be trained in medical law, but Alexander McCall Smith has proven himself to be one of the world’s most creative, and adaptable, authors, writing everything from crime to children’s books and folk stories.
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Despite the Philippines’ location right in the middle of Southeast Asia, most people know very little about the country and even less about the cuisine.
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2013 Man Booker Prize winner Eleanor Catton speaks exclusively with MiNDFOOD about her mystery novel, The Luminaries.
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Simon Sebag Montefiore’s latest work, One Night in Winter (Random House), is a grippingly addictive read. Here are some notes from the author.
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Fans have publicised their shock after reading of the death of a much-loved character in the Bridget Jones sequel.
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We speak to much-loved author, screenwriter and playwright Delia Ephron about her latest book, Sister Mother Husband Dog (Etc.)
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Acclaimed British Indian author Salman Rushdie opens up about the film adaptation of his Booker Prize winning novel, Midnight’s Children.
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TV presenter turned author, Catroina Rowntree talks to us about her book, a sweet and inspirational memoir on her special relationship with a beloved grandmother.
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