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Featured Products
Written by: Peta Mathias
Publisher: Peta Mathias Publishing
Format: Casebound
Size: 215 × 260 mm
Pages: 184
ISBN: 978-0-473-78665-6
Available October 2026
Recipes from the Supper Club: A Ritual of Togetherness is celebrated chef, author, and broadcaster Peta Mathias’s 21st book, bringing together around 60 traditional French recipes reimagined for busy Kiwi cooks.
Inspired by Peta’s life in the south of France, the book features vibrant, flavour-packed dishes including Portuguese fish stew, tarte soleil, chicken mignon in pomegranate sauce, Basque cheesecake, and fresh ginger and raspberry madeleines. Designed for sharing, the recipes are organised into multi-course suppers that can be prepared in around two hours, making entertaining both achievable and enjoyable.
Alongside the recipes, Peta shares stories, photographs, and her trademark humour, offering practical tips and entertaining anecdotes drawn from years of hosting supper clubs. Using locally available ingredients and highlighting some of her favourite New Zealand food suppliers, the book celebrates the simple pleasure of gathering around a table with friends and family.
Lavishly produced and richly illustrated, the book features photography by Ken Downie and is a beautiful addition to any cook’s collection.
Made in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ships nationwide.
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Edited by: Luke Wood, Katie Kerr, and Matthew Galloway
Format: Softcover, section-sewn
Size: 170 × 240 mm (upright)
Pages: 96
Edition: 500 copies
Based in Aotearoa, The National Grid is a periodical dedicated to research in the field of graphic design. It takes an expansive view of design as it intersects with culture, society, politics, and histories. As a practice fundamentally concerned with the reproduction and distribution of language, graphic design—The National Grid suggests—is far more interesting and impactful than purely market-led or ‘value-added’ narratives tend to imply.
Not quite ‘magazine’ and not quite ‘academic journal’, The National Grid charts a path through the murky terrain between professional practice and academia, art and design.
Originally published across eight issues between 2005 and 2012, edited and designed by Luke Wood and Jonty Valentine, the periodical returns in 2025 under the editorship of Luke Wood, Katie Kerr, and Matthew Galloway.
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Ships nationwide.
Published by: Mince Mag
Format: Perfect-bound
Size: 104 × 250mm
Pages: 177
Issue 2, The Time Capsule issue explores food across timelines – the histories that shape the way we eat, the moments that define an era, and the ideas that might influence what comes next.
A bound, publication with works from 50+ artists and writers across Australia, Europe and the US. Designed, printed and self-published in Melbourne (Narrm).
Mince is an independent zine and publication from Melbourne. It positions food as ‘a gateway to bigger conversations’ surrounding culture and the hospitality industry. Rather than feed into the algorithm-driven, engineered and inexhaustible media churn, the stories featured feel more intentional, seeking out real connection through the physical medium of print.
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Edited by: Margaret Mills & Jenny Nicholls
Publisher: The Waiheke Book Nerd
Designer: Jenny Nicholls
Format: Perfect bound
Size: A6 (105 × 148 mm)
Pages: 52 per volume
ISBN: Volume 1: 978-0-473-76848-5 | Volume 2: 978-0-473-80627-9
Available November 2026
Waiheke Whispers: Tall Tales and True from the Hauraki Gulf is a pocket-sized collection of hilarious yarns, forgotten histories and true tales from old Waiheke.
Collected by Margaret Mills and Allen Davies, the stories take us back to the pub counters, party lines and characters of island life, including Eddie the bookie and Harry, who built his own whare from nīkau. Each volume gathers another collection of stories from Waiheke's past, with Volume 1 presented as the first edition and Volume 2 continuing the series.
Intended as a periodical, the compact A6 format makes the books affordable to produce and buy, with each volume designed to be collected as the series grows.
Made in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ships nationwide.
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