The seventh annual explosion of lit events in Wellington’s CBD.

How does the City of Wellington manifest as a literary character, setting and inspiration?

Miriam Lancewood’s memoir Wild at Heart is an insight into an extraordinarily unconventional life.

Pick up a glass of bubbly and celebrate the launch of Sally J Morgan’s debut novel, Toto Among the Murderers.

Join Crip the Lit for an eclectic hour of word inspiration as they explore the contentious label of being ‘vulnerable’ from inside out and upside down.

Ghazaleh Golbakhsh’s talks about her book of essays which share episodes from her life growing up in New Zealand as a young Iranian immigrant

Jo Randerson shares six ways that creative frameworks can re-shape our world.

Explore Chef Monique Fiso’s sumptuous book Hiakai: Modern Māori Cuisine.

New writers share work that will blow your mind.

An exploration of an astonishing book that captures a wānanga for women from Ngāti Torehina ki Matakā to learn how to pelt kiwi so their feathers can be used for weaving.

Readings and conversation with YA writers Gina Inverarity (Snow) and Mark Sweet (The History Speech).

Sixteen-year old Dara McAnulty beams in to talk to Paul Stanley Ward (Capital Kiwi) about activism, autism and life as an acclaimed young writer.