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RADIANT HEAT
When a woman's home is suddenly destroyed in a wildfire, she thinks she is lucky to have survived... until she finds a dead woman in her driveway, clutching a piece of paper with her name on it.
Alison is alive. She survived the night on the damp tiles of her bathroom, her entire body swaddled in a thick wet woolen blanket. The fires crackled around her, the bitter char of eucalypt settling in the back of her throat. The sudden wildfire had destroyed nearly her entire neighborhood, and when Alison creeps out of her hiding place, she spots a soot-covered cherry car in her driveway, and in the passenger seat, a woman. She searches the woman's bag. An ID: Simone Arnold. A piece of paper: Alison's full name and address. But why?
Radiant Heat follows Alison's search for answers across the country, from the fire-ravaged bushlands of Australia's interior to the coastal byways between Sydney and Melbourne, and north to tropical Cairns, exploring the loopholes of memory and time, the chasms in her relationships, the threats of toxic masculinity, and the haunting choices we must make, all against the rising consequences of nature's fury.
For watchers of Mare of Eastown, Unbelievable, True Detective; and readers of Jane Harper and Tana French. This is a debut novel, 2nd novel tentatively scheduled for January 2025.
Sarah-Jane Collins is a writer, editor and journalist from Meanjin (Brisbane), Australia, who moved to New York by way of Djubuguli (Sydney), and Narrm (Melbourne). Her work has appeared in The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, Meanjin and Overland journals, and others. She has an MFA in Fiction from Columbia University. Her fiction has won the Overland Fair Australia prize, and been shortlisted for others. Although New York is home now, she misses the beaches of Australia, but not the spiders.
Radiant Heat follows Alison's search for answers across the country, from the fire-ravaged bushlands of Australia's interior to the coastal byways between Sydney and Melbourne, and north to tropical Cairns, exploring the loopholes of memory and time, the chasms in her relationships, the threats of toxic masculinity, and the haunting choices we must make, all against the rising consequences of nature's fury.
For watchers of Mare of Eastown, Unbelievable, True Detective; and readers of Jane Harper and Tana French. This is a debut novel, 2nd novel tentatively scheduled for January 2025.
Sarah-Jane Collins is a writer, editor and journalist from Meanjin (Brisbane), Australia, who moved to New York by way of Djubuguli (Sydney), and Narrm (Melbourne). Her work has appeared in The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, Meanjin and Overland journals, and others. She has an MFA in Fiction from Columbia University. Her fiction has won the Overland Fair Australia prize, and been shortlisted for others. Although New York is home now, she misses the beaches of Australia, but not the spiders.
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