Marshall shortlisted for new Aussie fiction prize
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- Bacchus Marsh author Wayne Marshall has been shortlisted for this year's Readings New Australian Fiction Prize. His book, Henry Goes Bush, is inspired by the life of writer Henry Lawson.
- It blends a real outback trip Lawson took as a young man with science fiction and comedy. Marshall learned of the shortlisting by phone while visiting Lawson's birthplace of Grenfell in New South Wales.
- The six shortlisted books were selected by a panel of Readings staff. The winner will be announced in Carlton on 27 October.
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