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Thalia Henry

About
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Thalia Henry lives in Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa New Zealand, and grew up in the coastal town of Karitāne, Otago. Her forthcoming second novel, Sorry Rock, moves between Te Henga (Bethells Beach) and Australia’s Northern Territory, tracing fragile relationships across black sand and red ochre.

Her debut, Beneath Pale Water, inspired by the South Island high country, won a Gold Award at the Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY) in the Australia / New Zealand Best Regional Fiction category.

Thalia’s work also appears in UK and New Zealand anthologies, including Botanical Short Stories (The History Press). She has developed work for the stage.

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Books
BOOKS

forthcoming in August

Features in Anthologies
Features

POTLUCK

2025

BOTANICAL SHORT STORIES

2024

TALES FROM DOMINION ROAD

2023

TE KOHU

2023

fresh ink

2021

MORE THAN A ROOF

2021

fresh ink

2017

Testimonials

Inga Simpson - Author of Once Were Wildlife

“Compelling, moving and grounded in two remarkable landscapes. Henry reminds us, in shining prose, that family and connection to place are often tangled, and the deepest emotions unspoken. Sometimes we need to return to a place to understand who we are and what is home.”

Contact
Contact

For media enquiries:
Lighthouse PR
(Karen McKenzie)
E: karen_m@xtra.co.nz
 www.lighthousepr.co.nz

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