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Mirandi Riwoe

Writer / See Roots

Born , currently resides in Brisbane
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A Brisbane-based writer, also known as MJ Tjia. She has been shortlisted for Overland’s Neilma Sidney Short Story Prize, the Josephine Ulrick Short Story Prize, the Luke Bitmead Bursary and the Stella Prize; and longlisted for the ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize and the CWA (UK) Dagger Awards. Her work has appeared in Review of Australian Fiction, Rex, Peril and Shibboleth and Other Stories. She is the author of a novel, She be Damned, and a novella, The Fish Girl, which won the 2017 Seizure Viva La Novella Prize.

She is the daughter of a Chinese/Indonesian father and Irish/English/Australia mother.


Book(s)


Sunbirds
Novel
320 page(s), University of Queensland Press
The Burnished Sun
Collection of Short Stories
288 page(s), University of Queensland Press
Stone Sky Gold Mountain
Novel
264 page(s), University of Queensland Press
The Fish Girl
Novel
110 page(s), Xou Pty Ltd


What Media Say


‘Superstar’ Mirandi Riwoe among Australian fiction acquisitions — Books+Publishing (Mar 17, 2021)


Also Mentioned in ...


The 2018 Stella Prize Shortlist of Six Announced - Daily Review (Mar 08, 2018)




Media Writing(s)


Five Questions with Intan Paramaditha, on Intan Paramaditha, , published in Peril (Sep 09, 2018)

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