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The 2020 Miles Franklin Literary Award longlist
8 uplifting reads
26 books by women: completing the 2019 Australian Women Writers’ Challenge
‘The Weekend’ by Charlotte Wood
6 highly anticipated Australian novels I can’t wait to read
10 favourite Australian novels of the 21st century
19 books by women: completing the 2018 Australian Women Writers’ Challenge
Pieces of a girl‘Pieces of a Girl’ by Charlotte Wood
Reading Australia 2016And then we came to the end of Reading Australia 2016
My favourite books of 2016
Australian Women Writers Challenge 2016 badge35 books by women: completing the 2016 Australian Women Writers’ Challenge
10 books on the International Dublin Literary Award longlist 2017
Stella Prize winner logoCharlotte Wood wins the 2016 Stella Prize
‘The Natural Way of Things’ by Charlotte Wood
Miles Franklin Literary AwardThe 2016 Miles Franklin Literary Award longlist
Stella Prize shortlistThe 2016 Stella Prize shortlist
My favourite books of 2014
‘Animal People’ by Charlotte Wood
‘The Children’ by Charlotte Wood
‘The Submerged Cathedral’ by Charlotte Wood
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