Editor’s Insight: Why Kiwi writers hate John Key and people don't read NZ fiction
Book Council says grim and depressing Kiwi fiction is turning off readers. With special feature audio.
A Book Council study says Kiwis are turned off by New Zealand fiction because it’s too depressing and grim (See report attached below).
I would add there's a political message why local books, as well as a few films, no longer provide what the public wants.
The study is actually about reading
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Editor’s Insight: Why Kiwi writers hate John Key and people don't read NZ fiction
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