Lisa Wilkinson

It'll be, I can't be interviewed by her.

Carl has to do the interview.

No.

Because getting the chance to do that interview, it's just like this is Christmas.

Yeah.

Oh, completely.

Because it's such a joy.

Well, there's that famous line, get a job you love and you'll never work another day in your life.

And, you know, I always encourage young women, find your passion because you won't be watching the clock on the wall if you can work at your passion.

Yeah, and that's, again, it's such a privilege, but it's also a reflection of wanting to keep learning new things.

The moment really, there were two moments.

The first moment was when the book finally arrived.

I mean, that just...

Oh my God, I'm holding almost three years of my life between these pages.

And the second moment, I made a promise to myself when I first embarked on Evelyn's story, because I knew she was buried at Waverley Cemetery.

And I've done this book in close consultation with

with Evelyn's great niece who lives in South Australia.

I tracked her down and she gave me such beautiful, original, never before seen letters and the folklore that exists within her family about what happened to Evelyn.

And she's so thrilled that the book is out.

And I got the big thumbs up when I sent it to her.