Ashley Hay
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    • Gum: The Story of Eucalypts and Their Champions
    • A Hundred Small Lessons
    • The Railwayman's Wife
    • The Body in the Clouds
    • Museum - with Robyn Stacey
    • Herbarium - with Robyn Stacey
    • The Secret: The Strange Marriage of Annabella Milbanke and Lord Byron
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ASHLEY'S BOOKS

 Ashley Hay is the author of several books: three novels (A Hundred Small Lessons, The Railwayman's Wife and The Body in the Clouds); four books of narrative non-fiction (The Secret and Gum, and Herbarium and Museum – the latter two with the renowned Australian visual artist Robyn Stacey); and Best Australian Science Writing 2014 (as editor).

Between 2018 and 2022, she was the editor of Griffith Review, publishing sixteen editions (GR62–GR77 inclusive), as well as exclusive online content and special series. See the Griffith Review website for archives and store information.

Click on the links at the right (or navigate via the subheads under "Books") to read synopses and reviews of Ashley's works. 
  • Griffith Review, editions 62 to 77 (working with Natasha Cica as co-editor for GR69, and Teela Reid as contributing editor for GR76)
  • Gum: The Story of Eucalypts and Their Champions 
  • A Hundred Small Lessons
  • Best Australian Science Writing 2014
  • The Railwayman's Wife 
  • The Body in the Clouds
  • Museum (with Robyn Stacey)
  • Herbarium (with Robyn Stacey)
  • The Secret: The Strange Marriage of Annabella Milbanke and Lord Byron
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