City of Light
1997 Nominated

City of Light

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ABOUT
THE BOOK

City of Light is Dave Warner’s acclaimed 1995 Australian crime novel, a gritty noir set in 1979 Perth/Fremantle, following Constable Snowy Lane as he investigates the “Mr. Gruesome” serial killer amidst political corruption and suburban life, praised for its Australian voice, humour, and addictive plot, and won the 1996 WA Premier’s Book Award for Fiction. 

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Dave
Warner

Dave Warner is an author, musician and screenwriter. His first novel City of Light won the Western Australian Premier’s Book Award for Fiction, and Before it Breaks (2015) the Ned Kelly Award for best Australian crime fiction. His latest novel Clear to the Horizon features the lead characters from both these books. Dave Warner originally came to national prominence with his gold album Mug’s Game, and his band Dave Warner’s from the Suburbs. In 2017 he released his tenth album When. He has been named a Western Australian State Living Treasure and has been inducted into the WAMi Rock’n’Roll of Renown.

 

Dave Warner is an author, musician and screenwriter. His first novel City of Light won the Western Australian Premier’s Book Award for Fiction, and Before it Breaks (2015) the Ned Kelly Award for best Australian crime fiction. His latest novel Clear to the Horizon features the lead characters from both these books. Dave Warner originally came to national prominence with his gold album Mug’s Game, and his band Dave Warner’s from the Suburbs. In 2017 he released his tenth album When. He has been named a Western Australian State Living Treasure and has been inducted into the WAMi Rock’n’Roll of Renown.

 

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Country
Australia
Author
Publisher
Fremantle Arts Centre Press

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