Richard Flanagan was born in Tasmania in 1961. As well as his single crime novel he is the author of a number of novels including Death of a River Guide, The Sound of One Hand Clapping and Gould’s Book of Fish, each shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and the latter winning the Commonwealth Writers …
Helen Fitzgerald is one of thirteen children and grew up in country Victoria. After graduating with honours in English and History she left Australia to go travelling, meeting and marrying Scots-Italian journalist, Sergio Casci, along the way. They live in Glasgow and have two children. Author Website Stand AloneDead Lovely (2007)My Last Confession (2009)The Devil’s …
Liz Filleul was born in the English Midlands, educated on the Welsh coast, and spent several years working as a London-based journalist before setting off on a solo trip around the world. A holiday romance in Tasmania led to marriage and migration to Melbourne in 1995. Liz now lives with her husband and their young …
Colin Falconer is the pseudonym of Colin Bowles. Born in North London he now lives in a small West Australian town. When not there he is travelling the world researching for the next project. As well as his crime fiction, which are listed below, Colin has written books of satirical fiction, non-fiction, historical romance and …
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Best known for ‘There’s a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake’, Hazel writes across media, including YA ‘FakeID’, ‘Antarctica’s Frozen Chosen’ and sequel ‘Outback Ferals’(Hachette) with a cover designed by a work experience graphics ‘bloke’. Recently she co-authored ex blog “ Cycling Solo: Irelandto Istanbul” (Brolga) with her cartographer son Trevelyan Quest Edwards who was …
Yvette Erskine is a former police officer, having worked for eleven years with the Tasmania Police Service. She is also a historian and has an early modern history degree and has worked as a teacher specialising in English and History. Combine all of this and you have the recipe for an author capable of producing …
Robert Engwerda was born in the Netherlands, his family migrating to Australia and settling in Northern Victoria. His occupations have included fruit picker, factory worker, clerk, secondary school teacher and educational publisher. His first novel, Backwaters, was published by Bystander Press and was longlisted for the Miles Franklin Award in 2005. In 2007 he won …
Robert English was educated at Fort Street Public School and Sydney Grammar. In 1954 he began a law degree and started working as a lawyer in 1959. Dissatisfied with law by the mid-1970s, English turned his attention to writing. From the early 1990s until his death from a heart attack, English lived at Broulee on …
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