The Woman in the Well
Two women. Seven boys. A van. And the Central Australian desert. What could possibly go wrong? Everything. Especially when an unstoppable ancient force wants what is in the van.
Along the way Magnolia Din-Olden realises the road to the outback leads to an inland empire of mystery and terror. The result is an enthralling tale that fuses myth and folklore in a timeless landscape.
Dmetri Kakmi is the author of The Dictionary of a Gadfly (as The Sozzled Scribbler), The Door and Other Uncanny Tales, Mother Land and When We Were Young (as editor). For 15 years he worked as a senior editor at Penguin Books. He was also fiction/non-fiction co-editor for the online literary journal Kalliope X. His essays and short stories appear in various anthologies. Mother Land was shortlisted for the NSW Premier’ s Literary Awards in 2008. Haunting Matilda was shortlisted for Best Fantasy Novella for the Aurealis Awards in 2013.
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