Christos Tsiolkas is the author of The Slap, which won the Commonwealth Writer's Prize 2009 and was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2010, and the critically acclaimed Barracuda. He lives in Melbourne.
The best writing you are likely to come across on the shifting
boundaries between love and friendship... A blistering,
accomplished collection
*Independent*
As compelling to read as a novel... A contemporary storyteller
working at the very top of his game
*Guardian*
An engrossing, powerful, disturbing collection
*Independent on Sunday*
Raw and powerful
*Evening Standard*
Not just an impressive talent but an appalling one
*Sunday Times*
Acclaim for The Slap:
'A cool, calm, irresistible masterpiece' Chris Cleave
'The Slap is nothing short of a tour de force' Colm Tóibín
'Honestly, one of the three or four truly great novels of the new
millennium' John Boyne
'As addictive as the best soap opera' Daily Mail
Acclaim for Barracuda:
'Tsiolkas writes with compelling clarity about the primal stuff
that drives us all: the love and hate and fear of failure... A
brilliant, beautiful book. If it doesn't make you cry, you can't be
fully alive.' (Sunday Times)
'I finished Barracuda on a high: moved, elated, immersed... This is
the work of a superb writer who has completely mastered his craft
but lost nothing of his fiery spirit in so doing. It is a big
achievement.'
*Guardian*
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