Brothers & Sisters

A collection of short stories and non-fiction, Brothers & Sisters, edited by Charlotte Wood, features new pieces about siblings by some of Australia's best loved writers alongside some exciting new voices. Authors include Christos Tsiolkas, Nam Le, Cate Kennedy, Paddy O'Reilly, Robert Drewe, Tegan Bennett Daylight, Ashley Hay, Roger McDonald and others.

NEW:

• Whohub's interview with Charlotte about the writing process - online here

• Wendy James' thoughtful, moving essay on sisterhood & writing - online here

What the reviewers are saying about Brothers & Sisters

..."A volume of human stories, told in language as clear as stream water" ...

... "These Australian voices have a similar notable quality: tough, open, sensitive, but not over-refined; a refreshing and strong collection" ...

... "A worthy collection to give as a gift to one who bears the unmistakably similar strands of DNA as yourself" ...

... "Keen, sharp and challenging"...

... "The rivalries and resentments and the powerful, persistent love show through each of these stories like a watermark." ...

Read the introduction to Brothers & Sisters here, learn more about the collection and its contributing writers here, see reviews here or listen to Charlotte interviewed about it here.

Praise for Charlotte Wood's novels

'The Children confirms her as a captivating, questing writer whose work is well worth watching."
- The Australian

'The Submerged Cathedral ... is a sustained tribute to romantic passion; the kind of enduring love that survives all manifestations of malevolent fate … this is a book about the cultivation and worship of a relationship, written in such limpid and beautiful prose that Charlotte Wood herself should be celebrated.’
- The Sunday Age