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Thank you to the Sydney Review of Books for publishing my essay "Telling Stories From the Perspectives of Objects" (February, 2023)

Ceridwen's essay "Everlasting Free Fall" (about the impact of satellite mega-constellations on astronomy) for Alexander, a narrative storytelling app, has won the 2021 UNSW Press Bragg Prize for Science Writing. Listen to Robyn Williams interview Ceridwen about her essay for The Science Show on ABC here. The wonderful Vanessa Kirby (from The Crown) read the audio version of the story for Alexander, with an accompanying short film by Andrew B. Myers. Download the Alexander app to read, listen to and watch the story here

Moonrise, an experimental short film directed by Rowena Potts and written & produced by Ceridwen, has been selected for the Antenna Documentary Film Festival

Ceridwen's essay for the Monthly, Mining the Moon, has won the 2020 Australian Museum Eureka Prize for Long-form Science Journalism

VOGUE selects Life After Truth in "Vogue's top 10 books of 2020 (plus 10 more we've already pre-ordered)"

Ceridwen's article about moon dust has won the 2020 UNSW Press Bragg Prize for Science Writing

Read about the story behind Ceridwen's novel Life After Truth in Harvard Magazine

Ceridwen's latest Audible Original novel, Once More With Feeling, is out now

Read Ceridwen's article about koala rescue on Kangaroo Island in the Smithsonian Magazine
(June, 2020)

Read about camels in literature! The New Republic writes about Only the Animals (and Téa Obreht's new novel Inland) here

Ceridwen's short non-fiction book, Writers on Writers: On J.M. Coetzee is out with Black Inc. Read an excerpt published by The Paris Review Daily here

Watch the Only the Animals book trailer (directed by Andre Sawenko and Ben Alpass at Penguin)

Blood Kin adapted for the stage at the Theatre Osnabrück in Germany as 
DER KOCH, DER MALER UND DER BARBIER DES PRÄSIDENTEN (directed by Anne Lenk)