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New Australian Fiction 2021: A new collection of short fiction from Kill Your Darlings (Large Print)

Paperback

Main Details

Title New Australian Fiction 2021: A new collection of short fiction from Kill Your Darlings (Large Print)
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Rebecca Starford
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback
Pages:256
Dimensions(mm): Height 234,Width 156
Category/GenreLarge Print
RHYW Large Print
All Dates
Non-Fiction
ISBN/Barcode 9780369378651
Audience
General
Edition Large Print Edition

Publishing Details

Publisher RHYW Large Print
Imprint ReadHowYouWant
NZ Release Date 30 January 2022
Publication Country Australia

Description

This is a riveting, thoughtful collection. These beautiful stories will transport you to other worlds. - Mirandi Riwoe A son becomes enthralled in his fathers quest for treasure. A young woman is blamed for an unfathomable act. Teenagers break into an airfield. Strangers meet in the night. The world is thrown into chaos when people spontaneously combust. New Australian Fiction features brilliant writers with distinct experiences, voices and styles from all corners of Australia. Together they showcase the strength and diversity ofAustralian short fiction at its best. These stories will move, entertain and enlighten you. ...the anthology contains something for everyone to relish, to learn from and to be dazzled by. All 16 stories in this collection teem with sharp prose, writing that fosters intrigue and elicits empathy, deftly inviting the reader to step into vivid snapshots of moments in the narrators lives. New Australian Fiction 2021 is a versatile and immersive collection that promises to delight all lovers of fiction. - Shivani Prabhu, Books+Publishing Praise for previous editions: At a clutch moment in Australian publishing, the volume certainly has its finger on the pulse. - The Age, Pick of the Week Nuanced, captivating and accomplished. Australian short fiction is indeed alive and well. - Maxine Beneba Clark