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Tessa Lunney

Tessa Lunney
Tessa Lunney is an emerging talent on the Australian literary scene who has recently won a number of our major short fiction awards. She has had her fiction, poetry, and reviews published in Southerly, Mascara, and Contrapasso, among others, as well as Best Australian Poems 2014. She lives in Sydney, Australia. Her debut novel is April in Paris, 1921.


What Do You Read When the World Is Falling Apart?
Spy Fiction, Of Course.

Or, how reading Philip Kerr, Alan Furst, and John le Carré can help in processing overwhelming events.

August 6, 2021  By Tessa Lunney
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Spies in the Speakeasy:
Crime Fiction of the 1920s

A Look at the Masters of Mystery, Then and Now

January 2, 2019  By Tessa Lunney
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