Fast and funny, Hopscotch charts a year in the lives of the endearingly flawed Rosen family, and holds up a mirror to contemporary urban life in Australia, interrogating our endless capacity for self-destruction, longing and love, and asks why we think we could ever find happiness in a city that’s roaring with dysfunction.
Jane Messer lives in Sydney where she teaches creative writing at Macquarie University. Her books include Provenance, Night by Night and Bedlam – an Anthology of Sleepless Nights. She is a regular contributor to The Conversation, has been a Director of the Australian Society of Authors and a judge of the Australian Vogel Literary Award.
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Hi Rose
Another delightful interview with an interesting author. Unfortunately the premise of the novel hits too close to the experience of friends and family and I’m not sure whether I could read it, even with the comedic touches.
Keep up the great work.
cheers
Glenda
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Thank you for your comments Glenda. There are some great crime and mystery stories coming up in the next few weeks that I think you will enjoy. Thank you so much for your support.
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