# Jane Rawson
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jane rawson is an Australian writer and environmentalist. She has published four books, and is best known for her 2017 novel From the Wreck, which won the Aurealis Award for best science fiction novel. In 2018 Rawson was a recipient of the Australia Council grants for arts projects for individuals and groups in the literature category to the value of AU$34,830.
Imagining Human/Nature and Magical Thinking - Jane Rawson Is Examining Ideals of Purity
Today’s episode is with Jane Rawson - an author, novelist and essayist whose new book Human/Nature On Life in A Wild World is just out and she’s on the show to chat about it. Jane has a diverse and brilliant background where she’s worked extensively as an independent writer, within governments supp…
Uglies
In episode 11 we discuss the first of Scott Westerfeld's Uglies trilogy, titled Uglies, published in 2005.
Other books we discuss in this episode include:
the Murderbot series by Martha Wells
Murder by Memory by Olivia Wright
The Forcing by Paul E. Hardesty
Welcome to the Hyunam-Dong Booksho…
Jane Rawson in conversation
Jane Rawson has an interesting backstory (see below) and much of her recent
output has been fiction. In the case of Human/Nature, however, she
presents a series of linked essays that delve, in a very idiosyncratic and
personal way, into the many ways we interact with Nature.
In deceptively sim…
Episode 53: “Landfall” by James Bradley & “Panic” by Catherine Jinx
James Bradley introduces his latest novel; one of crime in a time of climate crisis. The desperate search for a missing child is set against a terrifying Sydney of the future, where sea levels are rising with the temperature and the social divide has become a chasm.
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Catherine Jinks, known for h…
Episode 53: “Landfall” by James Bradley & “Panic” by Catherine Jinx
James Bradley introduces his latest novel; one of crime in a time of climate crisis. The desperate search for a missing child is set against a terrifying Sydney of the future, where sea levels are rising with the temperature and the social divide has become a chasm.
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Catherine Jinks, known for h…
Episode 53: “Landfall” by James Bradley & “Panic” by Catherine Jinx
James Bradley introduces his latest novel; one of crime in a time of climate crisis. The desperate search for a missing child is set against a terrifying Sydney of the future, where sea levels are rising with the temperature and the social divide has become a chasm.
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Catherine Jinks, known for h…
S2 E10 Jane Rawson: On Writing and Thinking About Nature
In our final episode of the season, Mia talks to Jane Rawson, Island magazine editor and author of Human/Nature, about how to find nature everywhere and to write for joy even when everything seems doomed.
Australian Shorts Episode 07 Jane Rawson
Episode 7 of Australian Shorts features Jane Rawson. Jane is the author of six books, most recently the essay collection Human/Nature: On life in a wild world (New South 2025) and the speculative historical fiction novel A History of Dreams (Brio 2022) which was longlisted for the Tasmanian Literar…
Staging a brilliant writer's festival in Tasmania, with Jane Rawson
Exploring the unique literary scene on a tiny island at the edge of the world...
While mainland Australia enjoys around 150 writer's festivals each year, in Tasmania, we're lucky if we have one, so when the first Island Reader's and Writer's Festival was announced in early 2026, with its sparkling …
New fiction from Andrew Miller, Anne Tyler and Victor LaValle
On Andrew Miller's Now We Shall be Entirely Free, Anne Tyler's Clock Dance and Victor LaValle's The Changeling, with novelists Jane Rawson and John Tesarsch and literary academic David Ellison. (Speaking with Kate Evans on her lonesome this week, while Cassie McCullagh is away.)
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