The Natural Way of Things - Charlotte Wood
The Natural Way of Things - Charlotte Wood
A group of young women wake in the middle of the Australian outback, imprisoned without explanation and guarded by men who refuse to tell them why they’re there. Gradually it becomes clear that each has been publicly shamed, discarded, made inconvenient. What unfolds is both survival story and indictment.
This is spare, scorching, and deeply unsettling. The landscape feels punishing and indifferent; the violence is psychological as much as physical. Wood writes with restraint, which makes the anger underneath it burn hotter. It’s not an easy read, but it’s a powerful one. For readers who want a sharp, feminist reckoning and atmosphere thick with heat and dread.
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Page count: 313
ISBN: 9781760633387
Origin: Australia
Condition: VERY GOOD
Condition Notes
NEW
Unread. No markings, creases or wear. Essentially as new.
NEAR NEW
Looks unread or very lightly read. No obvious flaws.
VERY GOOD
Gently read. May show light shelf wear or a faint crease, but clean and solid
WELL LOVED
Clearly read and enjoyed. May include creases, small marks or edge wear. Still perfectly readable and held together
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