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We are an online reading group for Australian and New Zealand lovers of literary fiction.  Our members are keen readers of all ages who discuss books and book-related topics by email. 

Our members come from all over ANZ, but gatherings take place whenever the opportunity arises.  Bookshops and writing festivals are popular venues.

We define ANZ literature as any book written by a Kiwi or an Aussie, (including expats) or set in Australia or New Zealand.  We choose mainly contemporary fiction, but include a ‘classic’ choice for the summer holidays. We also have two international titles each year, and enjoy friendly and relaxed chat about other books we read as well. 

Members nominate books for discussion, and we vote at the end of each year.   We choose affordable paperbacks that are also readily available from libraries.  Discussion starts on the 8th of each month, and if we have two titles in a month, the second discussion begins on the 22nd.

ANZ LitLovers is a Yahoo reading group, and there is no cost to belong.  Membership is by invitation, but we welcome enquiries from keen readers from Australia or New Zealand any time.  Check out our reading schedule, rating scale and many other book-related links, and if you'd like to join, contact

ANZ LitLovers was founded in January 2002 by
Kim (at left) in Noosa, Queensland,
and Lisa in Melbourne, Victoria.

Vale

After a long struggle with breast cancer,
Kim died peacefully at home with her family on May 13th, 2005.

Kim was a very special person to us all. 
We loved her warm and generous spirit, her sense of humour,
her passionate opinions about the world’s injustices, and her wisdom.  Those of us who were privileged to know her will never forget her.


Gardenias were her favourite flower. 
This one blooms in Lisa's garden in  memory of Kim.

This page was last updated on December 11, 2007 .

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