What if you looked up and out of the corner of your eye you saw something so marvellous, so extraordinary, that it transformed time and space forever? An extraordinary, luminous debut novel that weaves together three lives each altered forever when they look up and see the body in the clouds.
Ashley Hay's latest novel isA Hundred SmallLessons.
Her previous novel, The Railwayman'sWife, received the Foundation for Australian Literary Studies' ColinRoderick Award, and the People's Choice at the NSW Premier's Literary Awards.It was published in the UK, the US and in translation.
Her earlier work has won accolades in Australia andabroad, most recently the 2016 Bragg UNSW Press Prize for Science Writing. Shehas been longlisted for awards including the Miles Franklin and theInternational IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, and shortlisted for awards includingthe Commonwealth Writers' Prize and the Kibble.
She lives in Brisbane.
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