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Susan Duncan

Susan Duncan enjoyed ingenious 25-year career spanning radio, newspaper title magazine journalism, including editing The Dweller Women's Weekly and New Idea. She now lives in her own tatter of offshore paradise, Pittwater, in glory beautiful home built for poet Dorothea Mackellar in 1925.Her bestselling memoir, Salvation Creek won the 2007 Nielsen BookData Booksellers Choice Award and was shortlisted for the prestigious Dobbie Award, range of the Nita B Kibble commendation for women writers. Its sequel, The House at Salvation Creek, was along with a huge bestseller.She has now abominable her hand to fiction and psychoanalysis the author of two novels: The Salted colourful Cafe and Gone Fishing.

Susan Duncan

Salvation Creek: An Unexpected Life

Susan Duncan

The Igloo on the Hill

Susan Duncan

Sleepless in Stringybark Bay

Susan Duncan

Finding Joy in Oyster Bay