Claire Mabey is a Books Editor at The Spinoff. With a focus on publishing and media, she covers topics related to authors, books, and entertainment news, while also engaging in events and conferences within the literary community. Claire's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her contributions to the literary landscape.
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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.
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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'.
Ōtautahi's annual writers festival returns in September with something for everyone. Books editor Claire Mabey seeks out the highlights.
Alex Casey and Claire Mabey discuss Christopher Nolan's latest epic The Odyssey, in cinemas now.
By: Claire Mabey
Claire Mabey reviews Meg Mason's beguiling follow-up to her smash hit novel, Sorrow and Bliss.
Dunedin's University Book Shop is downsizing, moving and leaving the UNESCO City of Literature without a dedicated indie bookstore.
‘I've written some adult things and got quite depressed and grumpy writing them, and that's never happened writing Kiri and Lou.'
By: Claire Mabey
There's a big difference between a serviced library and a ‘room full of books'. Claire Mabey speaks to school librarians about their endangered status.
