Graeme Lay
Graeme Lay is the author of more than 40 books of fiction and non-fiction. His latest work is 100 Days that Mapped a Nation (New Holland, 2019). He’s currently working on a novel based on the life of the young Joseph Banks. Photo credit: The Listener
Latest
Society
Essay on Sunday: The sense-defying magic of the Pitcairn Islands
Graeme Lay29 Jan 2023
Culture
Losing the clot: the story of how I nearly died, by Graeme Lay
Graeme Lay23 Aug 2020
Culture
Summer reissue: The curious case of the strangest ever winner of a book award in New Zealand
Graeme Lay30 Dec 2016
Society
Auckland’s new waterfront: a Downtown lament
Graeme Lay08 Dec 2016
Culture
The old man and the sea: New Zealand’s most ancient living writer
Graeme Lay29 Jun 2016
Politics
Ockham national book awards: The curious case of the strangest ever winner of a book award in New Zealand
Graeme Lay09 May 2016
