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Hello, I'm Stephen Carroll.

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On Caoilinn Hughes' Orchid & the Wasp, Steven Carroll's The Year of the Beast, John Lanchester's The Wall and Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Result

Stephen Carroll's The Year of the Beast is published by Fourth Estate.

The Bookshelf
On Caoilinn Hughes' Orchid & the Wasp, Steven Carroll's The Year of the Beast, John Lanchester's The Wall and Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Result

But, hey, it's Stephen Carroll and he knows what he's doing and it's a really good book.

The Bookshelf
On Caoilinn Hughes' Orchid & the Wasp, Steven Carroll's The Year of the Beast, John Lanchester's The Wall and Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Result

about Stephen Carroll, which is basically that he really is very attentive to matters of landscape and nuance of behaviour.

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On Caoilinn Hughes' Orchid & the Wasp, Steven Carroll's The Year of the Beast, John Lanchester's The Wall and Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Result

It's basically a series of novels which Stephen Carroll wrote about, really about his own family.

The Bookshelf
On Caoilinn Hughes' Orchid & the Wasp, Steven Carroll's The Year of the Beast, John Lanchester's The Wall and Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Result

Australian writer Stephen Carroll has written a prequel to his Glenroy series, which traces one family from Melbourne throughout the 20th century.

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Podcast Extra: Steven Carroll on reading wartime surrender in the scandalous Story of O

And this week's guest is Stephen Carroll, an author with 15 novels to his name, including the Miles Franklin Award winning The Time We Have Taken, part of his Glenroy series set in Melbourne and covering decades of a family there.