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Jock Serong lives and works on the far southwest coast of Victoria. Formerly a lawyer, he is now a features writer, and was the editor of Great Ocean Quarterly. His first novel, Quota, won the 2015 Ned Kelly Award for Best First Crime Novel. His most recent novel is The Rules of Backyard Cricket.
Jock is married with four children and lives in Port Fairy, Victoria.
Jock is married with four children and lives in Port Fairy, Victoria.
Genres: Historical
Novels
Quota (2014)
The Rules of Backyard Cricket (2016)
On the Java Ridge (2017)
The Settlement (2022)
Cherrywood (2024)
The Rules of Backyard Cricket (2016)
On the Java Ridge (2017)
The Settlement (2022)
Cherrywood (2024)
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A Million Things (2021)
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"Direct, assured writing, hard-hitting emotion and a wonderful sense of optimism. A Million Things is a debut to treasure, with characters whose dignity shines through their struggles."
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