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Australia’s Literary Shortlist

The 2010 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards shortlists were announced in Australia last week. The list contains the title of many authors whose works can be found here at the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System. Check our catalog to find the authors or titles that interest you.

Fiction shortlist:

- Summertime, J.M. Coetzee
- The Book of Emmett, Deborah Forster
- The Lakewoman, Alan Gould
- Dog Boy, Eva Hornung
- Ransom, David Malouf
- Lovesong, Alex Miller
- As the Earth Turns Silver, Alison Wong

Non-Fiction shortlist:

- The Water Dreamers: The Remarkable History of Our Dry Continent, Michael Cathcart
- Strange Places: A Memoir of Mental Illness, Will Elliott
- The Colony: A History of Early Sydney, Grace Karskens
- The Life and Death of Democracy, John Keane
- The Blue Plateau: A Landscape Memoir, Mark Tredinnick
- The Ghost at the Wedding, Shirley Walker

Young Adult Fiction shortlist:

- Stolen, Lucy Christopher
- The Winds of Heaven, Judith Clarke
- Confessions of a Liar, Thief and Failed Sex God, Bill Condon
- The Museum of Mary Child, Cassandra Golds
- Swerve, Phillip Gwynne
- Jarvis 24, David Metzenthen
- Beatle Meets Destiny, Gabrielle Williams

Children’s Fiction shortlist:

- Cicada Summer, Kate Constable
- The Terrible Plop, Ursula Dubosarsky (illustrated by Andrew Joyner)
- Just Macbeth, Andy Griffiths (illustrated by Terry Denton)
- Mr Chicken Goes to Paris, Leigh Hobbs
- Running with the Horses, Alison Lester
- Star Jumps, Lorraine Marwood
- Mannie and the Long Brave Day, Martine Murray (illustrated by Sally Rippin)
- Tensy Farlow and the Home for Mislaid Children, Jen Storer
- Harry and Hopper, Margaret Wild (illustrated by Freya Blackwood)

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