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New Zealand Post Writers and Readers Week
Buddha of Suburbia Faber Firsts 80th Anniversary edition
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Let the Great World Spin
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New York Trilogy Faber Firsts 80th Anniversary edition
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Aunt Daisy Cookbook
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Happy New Year from vicbooks
We are busy preparing for the first trimester, while looking longingly out the window at the suddenly improve weather.

If you fancy sitting on the beach reading a book we have been making our way through our backlog of books and have lots to recommend.
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vicbooks Christmas opening hours
Our Kelburn shop will be open until December 23rd to help you with your last-minute gift buying, but both our shops will be closing for a short holiday after Christmas. Please read on for more information.
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vicbooks available for your event
If you are interested in using vicbooks to sell books at an event you are planning, please contact us.
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No Other Home than This launch
Sixty people recently braved the weather to hear John Andrews speak about his new book at the Adam Art Gallery.
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What I Talk About When I Talk About Running
by Haruki Murakami

Murakami is better known for his fiction than his non-fiction. In novels like Norwegian Wood and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, he manages to seamlessly blend supernatural events into the ordinary lives of his characters.

In this book he does almost the reverse, turning his reflections on running, writing, travel and music into a surreal narrative; one which is probably as close as we'll get to an autobiography of this self-effacing writer.

This is a compelling and gently philosophical book, of interest whether you or not you want to read about marathon running.