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Kate Mosse in conversation
Hear Kate Mosse, author of Labyrinth, Sepulchre and the recently released Citadel, in conversation with Dorothy Dudek Vinicombe at Takapuna Library.
Kate is a captivating speaker, a woman who is passionate about books and writing. As well as being an author, she is also the co-founder and chair of the board for the Women's Prize for Fiction (previously the Orange Prize).
The TV adaptation of her novel Labyrinth recently screened on the SoHo channel.
The Friends of Takapuna Library, Hachette New Zealand and Paper Plus urge you to take this opportunity to hear Kate in conversation with Dorothy Dudek Vinicombe.
Copies of Kate's books will be available courtesy of Paper Plus for purchase and signing.
Kate is a captivating speaker, a woman who is passionate about books and writing. As well as being an author, she is also the co-founder and chair of the board for the Women's Prize for Fiction (previously the Orange Prize).
The TV adaptation of her novel Labyrinth recently screened on the SoHo channel.
The Friends of Takapuna Library, Hachette New Zealand and Paper Plus urge you to take this opportunity to hear Kate in conversation with Dorothy Dudek Vinicombe.
Copies of Kate's books will be available courtesy of Paper Plus for purchase and signing.
Join Paper Plus North City for an evening with Kate Mosse
Internationally bestselling author of Labyrinth & Sepulchre, Kate Moss will be talking about her new novel, Citadel.
Kate is a captivating speaker, a woman who is passionate about books and writing. As well as being an author, she is also the co-founder and chair of the board for the Women's Prize for Fiction (previously the Orange Prize).
Kate is a captivating speaker, a woman who is passionate about books and writing. As well as being an author, she is also the co-founder and chair of the board for the Women's Prize for Fiction (previously the Orange Prize).
Paper Plus Wanaka Presents Malcolm Law
Come and follow an extraordinary journey with Malcolm Law as he talks about and promotes his book One Step Beyond. This is the story of how an ordinary man took on the ultimate running challenge and won.
About the book: In November 2009, Mal set out to run New Zealand's 7 mainland 'Great Walks' in 7 days, to ease an ancient pain, to honour Alan's memory and to raise funds for others battling leukaemia, the cruel illness that robbed him of his only brother.
About the book: In November 2009, Mal set out to run New Zealand's 7 mainland 'Great Walks' in 7 days, to ease an ancient pain, to honour Alan's memory and to raise funds for others battling leukaemia, the cruel illness that robbed him of his only brother.
