One Day We're All Going to Die, 9781867251279
Paperback
Normal is hard when ghosts of the past haunt every choice.

One Day We're All Going to Die

one of the most addictive and bestselling australian debuts of 2023, and shortlisted for the age book of the year 2024

$28.70

  • Paperback

    320 pages

  • Release Date

    30 August 2023

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Summary

One Day We’re All Going to Die: A Novel of Love, Loss, and Trying to Be Normal

At 27, Naomi is just trying to be a normal person. A normal person who works at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, who cares for lost things, found things, sacred things and her family. A person who finds herself going on bad blind dates, having cringe-worthy sex, a tumultuous, toxic affair, and falling for a man called Moses.

Being a normal person would be easy and fine if she didn’t bear the weight …

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781867251279
ISBN-10:1867251272
Author:Elise Esther Hearst
Publisher:HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
Imprint:HQ Fiction
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:320
Release Date:30 August 2023
Weight:393g
Dimensions:235mm x 155mm x 23mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

‘A compelling, immersive, utterly absorbing read. Hearst’s arrival on the literary scene is a triumphal one. I cannot wait to see what she writes next.’ Dr Lee Kofman.

Sorrow and Bliss meets Normal People in this utterly compelling, darkly humorous millennial coming-of-age novel about a 27-year-old single Jewish woman in Melbourne who must learn to reconcile family expectations, cultural constraints and inter-generational trauma with her own desires. A coruscating new voice.

‘A remarkable debut from an enthralling storyteller. I didn’t want it to end.’ Sarah Krasnostein

About The Author

Elise Esther Hearst

Described as ‘one of the most interesting young playwriting voices in Australian theatre,’ by Arts Review, Elise Esther Hearst is a Melbourne-based playwright and author. Recently, a resident writer at the Melbourne Theatre Company, and a co-writer on A Very Jewish Christmas Carol, premiering Nov 2023. Past playwriting credits include The Sea Project (Griffin Theatre) which was shortlisted for the Griffin Award, and co-writer on the sell-out production of Yentl.

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