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The Secret River
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  • Kate Grenville
    Kate Grenville

    …Man Booker Prize nominees with The Secret River (2005). Set in the early 19th century, it traces the life of an impoverished Englishman—William Thornhill, a waterman on the Thames—who is convicted of theft and transported to Australia. Accompanied by his wife, he is eventually pardoned and seeks to settle a…

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    …Man Booker Prize nominees with The Secret River (2005). Set in the early 19th century, it traces the life of an impoverished Englishman—William Thornhill, a waterman on the Thames—who is convicted of theft and transported to Australia. Accompanied by his wife, he is eventually pardoned and seeks to settle a…

    Read More