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She's One of Australia's Most Revered Writers - and She Lives in the Eurobodalla

The collection includes stories told by a platypus, a gannet colony and Antarctica, with Simpson saying Black Summer reshaped her writing.

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Author Inga Simpson, living near Moruya for 10 years, reveals how the Black Summer fires galvanised her commitment to giving nature a voice in her 10th book.

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She's one of Australia's most revered writers - and she lives in the Eurobodalla

Author Inga Simpson, living near Moruya for 10 years, reveals how the Black Summer fires galvanised her commitment to giving nature a voice in her 10th book.

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