# Mireille Juchau
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mireille juchau (born 1969) is an Australian author who was born and raised in Sydney New South Wales, where she currently lives.Juchau was formerly the fiction editor of HEAT Magazine. She received First Class Honours and the University Medal from the University of Technology, Sydney in 1994, and a doctorate in Writing and Philosophy from the University of Western Sydney in 2000. Juchau was Scholar in Writing at the University of Technology in 2010.
Mireille Juchau in conversation
The World Without Us, Mireille's third novel, is set somewhere in the Hinterland of NSW's north coast, and concerns the Muller family, Stefan, Evangeline and their two daughters. Stefan, a beekeeper, is originally from Germany, while Evangeline grew up on a commune in the hills behind where they li…
AWW23: Novel Worlds - Gail Jones & Brigitta Olubas
Chair: Mireille Juchau
Gail Jones' and Shirley Hazzard’s hypnotic novels describe how moments of historical intensity can shift and slow time; both attend to how art can transfigure a life. In her brilliant biography, Brigitta Olubas surveys Hazzard’s life and work with a novelist’s eye for the pr…
Reading the end of the world: Naomi Alderman, Michael Cunningham, Nicholas Jose, Katherine Brabon
Kate and Cassie read Nicholas Jose's The Idealist, Michael Cunningham's Day, Naomi Alderman's The Future and Katherine Brabon's Body Friend with guests Eugen Bacon (Serengotti) and Mireille Juchau (The World Without Us)
Mireille Juchau on her grandmother's escape from Nazi Germany
Mireille's grandmother fled Nazi Germany with a husband she barely knew.
When dreams speak truth — exploring the relationship between our realities and the subconscious
What happens when the harsh realities of our daily lives — death, war, illness, hardship — invade that most private of realms — our sleep? Four poets and writers explore how things show up in dreams that otherwise can't be expressed, and how they've used the subconscious to inspire their creative w…
26. Historical present & multilingual musicality: remembering Antigone Kefala
What does it mean to write in a language that isn’t your first — and to transform it completely?
Antigone Kefala arrived in Australia from war-torn Europe and went on to reshape Australian literature with prose that was spare, luminous and unflinching. In this episode of Fully Lit Live, recorded at…
Do you have book-shaped New Year's reading resolutions?
New revelations of the bookshelves that made them, from novelists Patrick de Witt and Lisa Ireland; while Cassie talks to Christos Tsiolkas about reading Patrick White, and Mireille Juchau and Susan Johnson enjoy Rachel Cusk's Kudos.
On Rachel Cusk's Kudos, Maria Tumarkin's Axiomatic and Kim Scott's bookshelf
Novelists Mireille Juchau and Susan Johnson join Kate Evans and Cassie McCullagh to discuss Rachel Cusk's Kudos and Maria Tumarkin's Axiomatic; and Kim Scott reveals the bookshelf that shaped him
Vale Peter Temple, Tim Winton's The Shepherd's Hut, Jenny Erpenbeck's Go Went Gone, Sarah Winman and Steven Camden's bookshelves
Fiction that takes on big ideas: Tim Winton's The Shepherd's Hut and Jenny Erpenbeck's Go Went Gone, with critics Mireille Juchau and Brett Evans
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