Bruises

Author: Archimede Fusillo

Ape stepped up toe to toe with Falco. Brad stepped in, but Falco gently pushed him aside. Brad hadn't seen what Falco had seen in Ape's eyes the night before.

Welcome to bunkhouse five – it's a scene of power struggles, hidden agendas and psychodramas.

There's Brad with the troubled past, and fat, harmless Mountain-Man Singh. There's spineless Anthony Cannucia – and charismatic, dangerous Ape who keeps constant pressure on the group.

And there's Falco – who never wanted to come on camp in the first place; who has enough to deal with at home.

He has just been made leader.

Ape looked at the others. 'Now that he's been blooded, our fearless leader fears no man!'

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25 May 2012
Australian Society of Authors 2012 Barbara Jefferis Award - winner

All That I Am by Anna Funder has won the Barbara Jefferis Award.

The award is offered annually for “the best novel written by an Australian author that depicts women and girls in a positive way or otherwise empowers the status of women and girls in society”.

Anna beat fellow Miles Franklin contenders Foal's Bread and Cold Light.

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