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Rhiannon Ratcliffe Wilde Rhiannon Ratcliffe Wilde i(17530062 works by)
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

In 2019, when she won the emerging Queensland writer award at the Queensland Literary Awards, Rhiannon Ratcliffe Wilde was teaching English in a Brisbane high school.

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y separately published work icon Henry Hamlet’s Heart St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 2021 19703390 2021 single work novel young adult 'Henry is neurotic and insecure: academically gifted, but directionless. School captain, but largely unpopular, he navigates the social mires of the private school scene with difficulty and hilarity by hiding behind his enigmatic best friend, Lennon Cane. A photographer and football star, Lennon lives with his father. He is brilliant at most things, but highly emotionally guarded. After it becomes apparent that Len has always had feelings for Henry, the two fall in love, with both beautiful and disastrous consequences. Dealing with key themes of friendship, LGBTQI+ rights, first love, and belonging, this is a coming-of-age, coming out story with a twist.' (Publication summary)
2022 longlisted Indie Awards Young Adult
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