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Daniel Davis Wood (born 21 July 1983) is an Australian author who is known for the novels Blood and Bone and At the Edge of the Solid World.

Life and career

Davis Wood spent his early life in Sydney and Nelson Bay.[1] He was educated at Tomaree High School and Merewether High School.[1] He attended the University of Sydney and Northeastern University and completed a PhD at the University of Melbourne.

His first novel, Blood and Bone, was published in 2014[2] and received the Viva La Novella Prize.[3]

In 2020, his second novel, At the Edge of the Solid World, was published.[2] The book has been reviewed by the Australian Book Review and the Sydney Review of Books as well as other Australian national media.[2][4] In 2021, the book was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award.[1]

Davis Wood's third novel, In Ruins, was published in 2021.[5]

Bibliography

Novels

Short fiction

Non-fiction

Critical studies and reviews of Davis Wood's work

References

  1. ^ a b c "Hunter-raised author's book shortlisted for Miles Franklin Literary Award". Newcastle Herald. 12 July 2021.
  2. ^ a b c Grey-Smith, Naama (16 December 2020). "Naama Grey-Smith reviews 'At the Edge of the Solid World' by Daniel Davis Wood". Australian Book Review.
  3. ^ Goldsworthy, Kerryn (13 November 2020). "An intense journey into the depths of grief". The Sydney Morning Herald.
  4. ^ "Irreconcilable Losses | Julian Novitz on Daniel Davis Wood". Sydney Review of Books.
  5. ^ "Review of 'In Ruins' by Daniel Davis Wood". 12 May 2022.