If you could step through time, where would you go? Literature offers unforgettable destinations that bring history alive — from the misty hills of colonial-era Simla in Fifteen Postcards to the shadowed streets of medieval Oxfordshire in The Doomsday Book. These rich, atmospheric settings invite you to explore secrets, danger, and discovery across eras. Dive into five top literary time travel destinations and let your imagination wander — no passport required.
Read MoreIf you loved the rich blend of time travel, antiques, and historical intrigue in Fifteen Postcards by Kirsten McKenzie, then you’re probably on the lookout for similar novels. This guide explores books likeFifteen Postcards that transport readers through time and history, combining gripping plots with authentic detail.
Whether you’re a fan of dual timelines, lost artefacts, or immersive historical settings, these novels will whisk you away on unforgettable journeys.
Read MoreThe New Zealand time travel author, Kirsten McKenzie, has joined forces with bestselling author Shawn Inmon to write a brand-new story set in his beloved Middle Falls universe. But this time, they’re leaving Oregon behind and heading across the Atlantic to the hauntingly beautiful landscapes of Northumberland, England, and the fictional town of Cheviot Hills.
Read MoreKirsten McKenzie MC’d the "Mystery in the Library" event at Pukekohe Library, hosted in association with the Ngaio Marsh Awards.
Read MoreA selection of photos from my two weeks volunteering at Roman Vindolanda, a Roman fort in Northumberland. The most perfect location for more research for the third instalment in the Ithaca time travel trilogy.
Read MoreKirsten McKenzie’s time travel novel Ithaca Bound is one of the six finalists for the 2023 Sir Julius Vogel Awards.
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