Australian literature
Narrunga poet Natalie Harkin has been longlisted for the 2026 Stella Prize for her book Apron-Sorrow / Sovereign-Tea, which explores the history of Aboriginal women in domestic servitude in South Australia. The prize recognizes new work by Australian women and non-binary writers across genres. The longlist was announced on March 11, 2026, from 212 entries.
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In her third novel, On Not Climbing Mountains, Australian author Claire Thomas examines the cultural and personal significance of the Swiss Alps through vignettes and historical references. The story follows narrator Beatrice “Bee” Angst as she navigates grief amid mountain-inspired scenes. The book draws on figures like Virginia Woolf and Johanna Spyri to highlight themes of mourning and connection.