Sue Woolfe is an award-winning Australian novelist and essayist whose work spans literary fiction, short stories, non-fiction and cross-disciplinary adaptation. Her novels include Painted Woman, runner-up for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, and Leaning Towards Infinity, winner of the Christina Stead Prize and the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for the region, and an international bestseller published widely in translation. Her other novels include The Secret Cure andOldest Song in the World, drawn from her experience living in a remote Northern Territory Aboriginal community. Her short-story collection Do You Love Me or What? was runner-up for the NSW Women Writers’ Prize. Sue Woolfe has also adapted her work for stage, radio and opera, and is widely known for her writing and research on creativity and the brain.
