They Who Nicked the Sun

They Who Nicked the Sun

by Lindy Warrell
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date: 21/04/2024

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Fleeing her cruel husband, 60-year-old Ruby Marie Wilson finds herself broke and living in her car in a strange city with her beloved old Kelpie, Roo. She jumps at a Housing Commission offer of a tower bedsit in cosmopolitan Prahran.


As Ruby searches for meaning in her new world of high-rise compatriots, itinerants, their dogs, public parks and talking trees, she struggles to learn the ropes of living on a pension and mourns her loss of status. She soon makes friends, but just as she begins to feel safe, disaster strikes, causing her to question who she is and what it means to truly belong.


Set in 2004, They Who Nicked the Sun is a touching and often funny story of one woman's journey from violence to peace as she builds a new life.

ISBN:
9780645312966
9780645312966
Category:
Classic fiction
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
21-04-2024
Language:
English
Publisher:
Wattletales Publishing
Lindy Warrell

Lindy Warrell is a novelist, blogger, and poet with a PhD in anthropology from The University of Adelaide. Her debut novel, The Publican's Daughter, was published in 2022. She has edited two poetry collections in collaboration, and her poems appear in three chapbooks, online and in literary journals.

A publican's daughter and mother of three, Lindy lived in Post-War Japan as a child, travelled in South Asia, did postgraduate field research in Sri Lanka, and has worked as an anthropologist across outback Australia. A Curious Mix in Free Verse is her first poetry collection.

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