Michael Robotham's latest novel sat in his bottom drawer for 35 years
Key points
- Michael Robotham's 20th novel, Tell Me Something True, is a rewritten version of a manuscript he wrote in the 1980s. The story, set in a small NSW town, was initially rejected by publishers.
- Robotham, now a bestselling author, has updated the novel to reflect contemporary sensibilities. The book explores themes of brotherhood, family, and small-town secrets, drawing from Robotham's own childhood experiences in Gundagai.
- He will discuss the novel at the State Library of NSW on October 10.
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