Michelle de Kretser Books in Order
Michelle de Kretser is a celebrated Australian novelist, born in Sri Lanka and raised in Australia from the age of 14. Educated in Melbourne and Paris, she has established herself as a prominent literary voice. Her debut novel, 'The Rose Grower', was published in 1999, followed by 'The Hamilton Case' in 2003, which garnered numerous prestigious awards, including the Tasmania Pacific Prize, the Encore Award, and the Commonwealth Writers Prize. Her 2007 novel, 'The Lost Dog', was a notable contender for the 2008 Man Booker Prize for Fiction, solidifying her position as a leading author. As a founding editor of the Australian Women's Book Review from 1989 to 1992, de Kretser has consistently demonstrated her dedication to fostering literary excellence.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Michelle de Kretser
- #1AmazonOn Kate Jennings (By: Erik Jensen)(2017)
- #2AmazonOn John Marsden (By: Alice Pung)(2017)
- #3AmazonOn Patrick White (By: Christos Tsiolkas)(2018)
- #4AmazonOn J.M. Coetzee (By: Ceridwen Dovey)(2018)
- #5AmazonOn David Malouf (By: Nam Le)(2019)
- #6AmazonOn Shirley Hazzard(2019)
- #7AmazonOn Robyn Davidson (By: Richard Cooke)(2020)
- #8AmazonOn Beverley Farmer (By: Josephine Rowe)(2020)
- #9AmazonOn Thomas Keneally (By: Stan Grant)(2021)
- #10AmazonOn Helen Garner (By: Sean O'Beirne)(2022)
- #11AmazonOn Tim Winton (By: Geraldine Brooks)(2022)
- #12AmazonThe Best Australian Essays 2016(2016)
- #13AmazonElizabeth Harrower: Critical Essays(2017)
About Michelle de Kretser
Michelle de Kretser is a celebrated Australian novelist, born in Sri Lanka and raised in Australia from the age of 14. Educated in Melbourne and Paris, she has established herself as a prominent literary voice. Her debut novel, 'The Rose Grower', was published in 1999, followed by 'The Hamilton Case' in 2003, which garnered numerous prestigious awards, including the Tasmania Pacific Prize, the Encore Award, and the Commonwealth Writers Prize. Her 2007 novel, 'The Lost Dog', was a notable contender for the 2008 Man Booker Prize for Fiction, solidifying her position as a leading author. As a founding editor of the Australian Women's Book Review from 1989 to 1992, de Kretser has consistently demonstrated her dedication to fostering literary excellence.
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