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My sister’s first book has been released, an expression that makes a book sound like wildlife. On the morning after her book launch, the sky opened with a deluge as she and I hurried into a bookshop in the Victorian seaside town of Queenscliff and saw her book, Vessel: The Shape of Absent Bodies, by Dani Netherclift, lying on a table near the counter.
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‘There’s a quiet fieriness to our love, and it’s reflected in the nightly ritual of walking in the dark together’: Indigo Perry (right) with her partner, StephenPhotograph: Supplied I saw Stephen for the first time at my son’s school, where he was a teacher. We both remember the moment our gazes met across the room. But it wasn’t until 15 years later when we became more than friends – right as the Covid lockdowns arrived in Melbourne. Our relationship started as a fling.
Exploring memory and connection – and discovering the true power of fiction – with literary great Gerald Murnane I meant to tell Gerald Murnane about the winter’s month I’d recently spent writing in an old fish factory in northern Iceland. But within minutes of him welcoming me into the Men’s Shed in his home town of Goroke, in Victoria’s Wimmera region, he said something that caused me to put aside what I’d come to say.
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