Everywhere I Look, Helen GarnierGarner is a recipient of the 2016 Wyndham Campbell Prize for her non fiction writings. The judges praised Garner's work as 'intelligent, lucid and often disturbing.' She brings 'acute observations and narrative skill to bear on the conflicts and tragedies of contemporary Australian life'. "[Garner] doesn't merely listen. She watches, imagines, second guesses, empathises, agonises. Her voiceintimate yet sharp, wry yet urgentinspires trust." Atlantic

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