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An interview with Craig Silvey

Craig Silvey is an author and screenwriter from Fremantle in Western Australia. He is the author of Rhubarb (2004) and Jasper Jones (2009). His new novel is Honeybee.

 

Craig Silvey (Llihsemaj/Wikimedia Commons)Craig Silvey (Llihsemaj/Wikimedia Commons)

 

If you could go anywhere tomorrow, where would it be, and why?

Buckle up. I’m starting the day at Augusta National Golf Course and playing eighteen holes. Post round, I’ll take a dip in a Mauritian lagoon, after which I’ll stroll around the Natural History Museum in London, and finish up in a Spanish taberna surrounded by tapas and cerveza and amigos.

 


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