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Full of drama, fervent acts, eccentrics, and missed opportunities, Fake Baby would make a great film. Auckland encroaches on the characters as they move between the urban and the rural, between shops and cafes, beaches and lonely public toilets. This is a great, entertaining read, and in addition, it is a relief that not all lives operate at such a high level of constant jitter, where all seemed poised in their nerviness to topple over into another, even scarier, realm.

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Full of drama, fervent acts, eccentrics, and missed opportunities, Fake Baby would make a great film. Auckland encroaches on the characters as they move between the urban and the rural, between shops and cafes, beaches and lonely public toilets. This is a great, entertaining read, and in addition, it is a relief that not all lives operate at such a high level of constant jitter, where all seemed poised in their nerviness to topple over into another, even scarier, realm.

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Autorenporträt
Amy McDaid has a Master of Creative Writing (First Class Honours) and a Bachelor's degree in English and History from the University of Auckland. The first draft of Fake Baby was awarded the Sir James Wallace Prize: New Zealand's richest prize for a creative writing student. She works part-time as a Newborn Intensive Care Nurse and has work published in The Spinoff and Auckland University's Three Lamps Journal. Her short story 'Kowhai' was shortlisted for the Katherine Mansfield Short Story Novice Award in 2008.