Birnam Wood

· Victoria University Press
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A gripping thriller where ambition and ideology collide in the New Zealand wilderness.

When a landslide isolates a remote farm, the Birnam Wood collective sees an opportunity. But so does enigmatic American billionaire Robert Lemoine, testing their ideals and trust. As tensions rise, can they survive the forces of nature and human greed?

From the Booker Prize-winning author of The Luminaries, this unflinching tale explores the human impulse for survival. Perfect for readers seeking:

  • Atmospheric suspense
  • Thought-provoking social commentary
  • A page-turning thriller set in New Zealand
A gripping thriller where ambition and ideology collide in the New Zealand wilderness. When a landslide isolates a remote farm, the Birnam Wood collective sees an opportunity. But so does enigmatic American billionaire Robert Lemoine, testing their ideals and trust. As tensions rise, can they su...

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ELEANOR CATTON is the author of The Luminaries (2013), winner of the Booker Prize, the Canadian Governor General' s Literary Award, and the New Zealand Book Award for Fiction. Her debut novel, The Rehearsal (2009), won the New Zealand Best First Book of Fiction Award and the Betty Trask Prize, and was shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award and the Dylan Thomas Prize and longlisted for the Orange Prize. As a screenwriter, she adapted The Luminaries for television, and Jane Austen' s Emma for feature film. Born in 1985 in Canada and raised in New Zealand, she lives in Britain.
ELEANOR CATTON is the author of The Luminaries (2013), winner of the Booker Prize, the Canadian Governor General' s Literary Award, and the New Zealand Book Award for Fiction. Her debut novel, The Rehearsal (2009), won the New Zealand Best First Book of Fiction Award and the Betty Trask Prize, an...

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