Jane Rawson is the award-winning author of novels A History of Dreams, From the Wreck and A Wrong Turn at the Office of Unmade Lists, a novella, Formaldehyde, and the non-fiction book The Handbook: Surviving & living with climate change. You can read her essays in Living with the Anthropocene; Fire, Flood, Plague; and Reading like an Australian Writer. She has been the Environment & Energy Editor at The Conversation and the Communications Coordinator for the Tasmanian Land Conservancy and is currently the Managing Editor of Island magazine. She is working on a PhD in Creative Writing at the University of Tasmania and lives in Southeast Tasmania.
