Australian Writers' Centre interview with Ashley Hay

Australian Writers' Centre Podcast by Valerie Khoo

Aug 15, 201327:08Arts

Ashley Hay is a Brisbane author of both fiction and non-fiction books. Her latest novel is The Railwayman's Wife, a story set in the NSW coastal town of Thirroul in the years following WWII. Ashley's first novel, The Bod...

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