Death at Victoria Dock

Kerry Greenwood (1954–2025) was a lawyer and the bestselling Australian author of more than fifty novels, a book of short stories, six non-fiction works, and the editor of two collections of crime writing. Her beloved Phryne Fisher series became a successful ABC TV series, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, which sold around the world, and later inspired the spin-off series Ms Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries. She was also the author of the contemporary crime series featuring Corinna Chapman, baker and reluctant investigator. In addition, Kerry wass the author of several books for young adults and the Delphic Women series. Alongside her writing, for many years Greenwood continued to advocate in magistrates' courts for the Legal Aid Commission and, in the 2020 Australia Day Honours, was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for services to literature. She never married nor had children, but lived for many years with an accredited wizard.

Stephanie Daniel spent several years acting in theatre, television and film in the UK and Europe and dubbing films into English in Munich, Paris and Rome. In Australia she has recorded countless audiobooks. Her television appearances include Mercury and Something in The Air. Films Stephanie has appeared in include The Castle and in the theatre in her acclaimed portrait of Jane Austen.