ZARA POTTS is a former network television journalist, specialising in murder stories and entertainment. Which makes her a little bit like Phil Spector. She has worked variously as a producer, reporter and publicist as well as contributing to major newspapers and other media outlets in New Zealand. Alongside her television work, Zara has also been involved in radio and film. She also, weirdly, has been a judge for the NZ Music Awards. Zara currently manages communications and PR for one of NZ's leading educational institutes, as well as working on her first novel. She lives in Auckland with a bionic dog.
Fraidy Cat
Zara Potts is terrorised in turn by mountain-climbing cannibals, singing Australian transvestites and a madman who wears a hollowed out goat's head. Welcome to her childhood.
A Thousand Words: The End of Summer
Childhood isn't all bad. Zara Potts takes a bare-foot stroll down memory lane where the only worry is what kind of ice cream flavour to choose. Aww.
I Nearly Married a Stranger
How snooping in secret journals can lead you down the bridal path. Part two of a story where Zara falls in love with the wrong person. Again.
Don’t Judge a Journal by its Cover
Zara Potts is so desperate to rate a mention in a stranger\'s journal that she goes ahead and falls in love with him even though he is not her type.
