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Michelle de Kretser’s award-winning novels include The Rose Grower, The Hamilton Case, The Lost Dog, Questions of Travel and The Life to Come. She has won or been shortlisted for many major national and international literary awards and is the twice-winner of both the Miles Franklin Literary Award and Christina Stead Prize for Fiction.
In her latest novel, Scary Monsters, Michelle has experimented with form to create a novel in two halves, printed back-to-back and upside down, disorienting the reader just as migration has disrupted and disoriented her characters' lives. She speaks with Jason Steger about Scary Monsters and the necessity of 'playing' with writing and storytelling.
By Write Around the MurrayMichelle de Kretser’s award-winning novels include The Rose Grower, The Hamilton Case, The Lost Dog, Questions of Travel and The Life to Come. She has won or been shortlisted for many major national and international literary awards and is the twice-winner of both the Miles Franklin Literary Award and Christina Stead Prize for Fiction.
In her latest novel, Scary Monsters, Michelle has experimented with form to create a novel in two halves, printed back-to-back and upside down, disorienting the reader just as migration has disrupted and disoriented her characters' lives. She speaks with Jason Steger about Scary Monsters and the necessity of 'playing' with writing and storytelling.