Evie Wyld

Evie Wyld is an award-winning Australian-British author known for her novels that often explore themes of isolation and the natural world. Her notable works include 'After the Fire, A Still Small Voice' and 'All the Birds, Singing'.

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  1. 1. The Echoes

    "The Echoes" follows the intertwined lives of Max and Hannah, set against the contrasting backdrops of rural Australia and bustling London. After Max's unexpected death, he finds himself lingering as a ghost, observing Hannah as she grapples with her grief and the hidden aspects of her life that he never knew. As Hannah navigates her sorrow, she is confronted by the secrets she fled from in Australia, realizing that her past is not as easily left behind as she hoped. Through the stories of those she grew up with and the events that shaped her family, Hannah must face the echoes of her history. This novel explores the complexities of relationships and the narratives we carry, questioning what parts of our past we can let go and what remains with us forever.

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  2. 2. Everything Is Teeth

    Set against the backdrop of the Australian coast, this graphic memoir delves into the childhood fears and fascinations of a young girl haunted by the omnipresence of sharks. Through vivid illustrations and poignant storytelling, the narrative explores themes of family, memory, and the ways in which our imaginations can both terrify and comfort us. As the protagonist navigates her formative years, the lurking presence of sharks becomes a metaphor for the anxieties and uncertainties that accompany growing up, offering a unique perspective on the interplay between reality and imagination.

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  3. 3. All The Birds, Singing

    Set on a remote island off the coast of Britain, the narrative follows Jake Whyte, a solitary sheep farmer with a mysterious past. As she grapples with the unexplained deaths of her sheep, the story unfolds in two timelines, revealing her traumatic history in Australia and the haunting events that led her to seek refuge in isolation. The novel intricately weaves themes of survival, identity, and the scars of the past, creating a haunting and atmospheric exploration of one woman's struggle to confront her demons and find solace in the wilderness.

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  4. 4. The Bass Rock

    Spanning several generations, this haunting narrative weaves together the lives of three women connected by the ominous presence of a Scottish rock. In the aftermath of World War II, a young bride grapples with the unsettling atmosphere of her new home, while decades later, a woman in the throes of grief uncovers dark family secrets. In the present day, a young woman seeks solace and understanding amidst the echoes of the past. Through their intertwined stories, the novel explores themes of violence, trauma, and the enduring strength of female resilience.

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