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Interview

Open Page with Nicholas Jose

by Australian Book Review
November 2023, no. 459
Nicholas Jose (Giramondo/Roberto Finocchiaro)

Nicholas Jose is a novelist and essayist whose thirteen books include the novels Paper Nautilus, Avenue of Eternal Peace (shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Literary Award), The Custodians (shortlisted for the Commonwealth Prize), and Original Face. His latest novel is The Idealist (Giramondo, 2023). He is Emeritus Professor of English and Creative Writing at the University of Adelaide.


 


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