Renee Rowland

Renee Rowland

manager New Zealand

Renee Rowland is the manager of Booksellers Aotearoa NZ and plays a pivotal role in promoting the literary works of New Zealand authors, particularly journalists. She has observed a surge in memoirs and non-fiction titles from media personalities, reflecting the public's appetite for authentic stories that connect readers with the experiences of those in the media industry.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Renee Rowland is the Aotearoa NZ association manager who discussed the rise of books by journalists. 6

Alan Sunderland John Allen Benedict Collins Maiki Sherman Andrew Barclay Paul Goldsmith Jodi O Donnell Brodie Kane Gracie Hitchcock Caitlin Marett Tegan Yorwarth Barbara Dreaver Charlotte Glennie Sally Wenley Barry Soper Jared Savage Gregor Paul Steve Braunias Dylan Cleaver Mike Mcroberts Lisette Reymer Andrew Gourdie Robert Scott Janine Fenwick Shayne Currie
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: TVNZ news review – why report will remain secret; TVNZ CEO steps into crime story; Brodie Kane on podcast break-up

New Zealand New Zealand: Renee Rowland is the association manager for Booksellers Aotearoa NZ and discusses the success of journalist memoirs. 6

Alan Sunderland John Allen Benedict Collins Maiki Sherman Andrew Barclay Paul Goldsmith Jodi O Donnell Tova O Brien Brodie Kane Gracie Hitchcock Caitlin Marett Tegan Yorwarth Barbara Dreaver Charlotte Glennie Sally Wenley Barry Soper Paddy Gower Mike Hosking Lisette Reymer Andrew Gourdie Robert Scott Janine Fenwick Shayne Currie
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: TVNZ news review – why report will remain secret; TVNZ CEO on crime story, Tova’s start and World Cup; Brodie Kane on podcast break-up; journalists pour hearts into new books