Claire Mabey is a Books Editor at The Spinoff. She specializes in the intersections of publishing and media, focusing on authors, books, and the broader arts and entertainment landscape, including events and conferences. Claire's insights and expertise have been featured in various discussions surrounding the film industry and filmmaking.
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Claire Mabey's coverage focuses on local (New Zealand, Auckland) content and publishing industry, with an emphasis on books, authors, New Zealand literature, reading and writing. Her articles include expert commentary, reviews and interviews.
Given her focus on the New Zealand literary scene and expert commentary in particular, she would be open to pitches from authors or experts within the New Zealand publishing world who can offer unique insights into local literature trends or provide valuable commentary on the craft of writing.
Pitches offering exclusive author interviews about their works or upcoming releases might also resonate well with Claire's area of interest. If you represent a writer with ties to New Zealand’s literary community or someone with specialized knowledge about the region's book industry trends, this could make for a compelling pitch.
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Claire Mabey spends four days at one of New Zealand's largest book festivals in one of New Zealand's smallest towns.
Books editor Claire Mabey live blogs this year's award ceremony live from the Aotea Centre, Tāmaki Makaurau.
By: Claire Mabey, Madeleine Chapman
Mad Chapman and Claire Mabey get stuck into Lena Dunham's much talked-about new memoir, Famesick.
The arts funding body is pushing some funding power to the regions. Books editor Claire Mabey walks through the changes and what they might mean.
All the best children's books from Aotearoa, as selected by an esteemed panel of judges.
Claire Mabey finds herself smitten with Stakes, the follow up to Noelle McCarthy's award-winning first memoir Grand.
What's it like to see one of the darkest periods of your life come alive on the screen?
Wellington's bookshop drought is being well and truly broken by two new indie stores opening this winter.
Short reviews of some hidden gems worthy of your attention.
By: Jackie Lee Morrison, Claire Mabey
The founder of a new, free, online literature festival explains why she's tackling ‘side-room syndrome'.
