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Lainie Jones

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Lainie Jones has been a commercial artist, a farmer, a teacher, and an academic, all of which feed into her love of writing. She holds a doctorate in Creative Writing and her essays and short stories have been published in numerous anthologies and journals. Her books include a memoir, two full-length novels, a children’s book, a collection of short stories, and a non-fiction work on Australian women’s writing.

Lainie grew up in inner Sydney before moving to a riverbank farm in the Northern Rivers of NSW where she raised two children, many calves, chickens and piglets, and several foals. She now lives on a mountain with peacocks, pythons and bush turkeys. And dogs, always dogs.


Average rating: 4.5 · 24 ratings · 5 reviews · 14 distinct works
A Woman's Place

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Disobedient Daughters: a me...

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The Shadows of Sholanth

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The Gumma Garra Stone

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Catch the Moon, Mary by Wendy Waters
“Everything real was first imagined.’ He flicked his hand at the stars framed in her window. ‘Those stars existed in my imagination long before they were fashioned into stone and fire, long before my Father breathed light into them. Many of them no longer exist but their light lives on. Are they real? Are they illusion? Speculating about what is real and what is imagined will drive you mad.’ Gabriel from Catch the Moon, Mary”
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It was also her update of 17 October 2023 that gave me the nudge to bump it up my ‘to read’ list, and I thank her because this novel is special." Read more of this review »
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