Writer's second novel in 17 years shortlisted in book awards
Kate Duignan is one of four finalists for the $53,000 Acorn Foundation Fiction Prize.
Nevil Gibson Wed, 06 Mar 2019
A Wellington writer who has taken 17 years to produce her second novel is up against three long-established authors for the country’s richest literary prize.
Kate Duignan's first novel Breakwaterwas published in 2002 and her latest, The New Ships, is one of four finalists for the $53,000
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