251:, and won the Montana Award for Fiction and the Montana Medal for Fiction or Poetry at the Montana New Zealand Book Awards in 2008. The judges' comments said: "By turns touching, funny, dark, and redemptive, this is a book for reading through then re-reading in a different order, for following clues, for setting aside and thinking about, and for getting lost in." Her second interconnected short-story collection,
228:(2005), as split into three parts: the first about a young New Zealand painter living in London, the second about her daughter's life in Auckland and the third set in a fictional city. One reviewer commented that the book "could have degenerated into a mess", but Grimshaw's "deft hand with characterisation, irony and wit and an eye for deviant behaviour makes gripping reading".
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396:: "They’re an examination of that material from two different angles. They’re concerned with two processes: on the one hand fictionalising, and on the other, the processing of fact that is real, and the creation of coherent narrative, a real story, and the use of that to map out a coherent sense of self." Catherine Woulfe, writing for
179:, taking part in murder and manslaughter trials, before leaving the law to write fiction. While working at Simpson Grierson she met her husband, Paul Grimshaw, and chose to take his last name when they married, in part to separate herself from her father's work and to make her own way as a writer. They have three children.
125:(born December 1966) is a New Zealand novelist, short-story writer, columnist and former lawyer. She has written both fiction and non-fiction, often drawing on her legal experience. Her short stories and longer works often have interlinked themes and characters, and feature psychological and family dramas.
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and the short story "The Black Monk": "the three pieces of writing — novel, short story and now memoir — are a fascinating project, an examination of the very notion of autobiography: of fact, of fiction, and of truth". She described the writing as "astounding" and said it was "a book that needed to
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for Best Crime Novel in 2016. Reviewer
Siobhan Harvey said: "This stunning novel not only brings an authentic conclusion to the knotted lives of its knotted characters, but also continues to provide the 'star-spangled Kiwi metropolis' slant Grimshaw brings to the epic contemporary serial." Grimshaw
243:, was published in 2007. The collection was a series of short stories that could be read separately, but which have interlinked themes and characters. Grimshaw described it as "a novel with a large cast of characters ... each story stands by itself, and at the same time adds to the larger one".
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said
Grimshaw "shows a level of accomplishment unusual in a first time writer, her shiny diamond-hard prose suiting her subject matter perfectly", and called the novel "a deliciously dark treat". It was shortlisted for the Creasey First Crime Fiction Award at the 1999
454:." He subsequently, in December 2021, called it not only "the very best book of non-fiction of 2021", but also "the very best book of any kind in 2021". In March 2022 it was shortlisted for the non-fiction prize at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards.
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Grimshaw as "a woman with the courage to test the edges of what she's been told is true, to see if it holds", and praised the book for its personal revelations and its connections to universal experiences and cultural narratives.
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in her list of new books that are "genuinely great", and said that to read the memoir "is to watch a person finally stand up straight, stand in the light". She concluded by saying, "It’s March and I'm calling it: book of the year."
376:. Grimshaw has described the novel as being "all about fake news. About not being allowed to be "selfie". About false narrative. Loss of the self. The fragmented self. Authoritarian rule." Charlotte Graham-McLay in
510:. She has judged the Katherine Mansfield Award and the Sunday Star-Times Short Story Competition and is a literary advisor to the Grimshaw Sargeson Fellowship (formerly the Buddle Findlay Sargeson Fellowship).
202:(1999), drew on her experience as a criminal lawyer. The novel received positive reviews both in the United Kingdom (where it was first published) and in New Zealand. Catharina van Bohemen, reviewing for the
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described it as "at once domestic drama, psychological thriller — underscored with a buzzing note of menace about global terrorism and the surveillance state — and a sort of sensual coming-of-age tale".
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In 2006, Grimshaw won the Bank of New
Zealand Katherine Mansfield Award for her short story "Plane Sailing". She has contributed short stories to a number of anthologies, including
388:(2021), a memoir, Grimshaw writes about her childhood and family relationships growing up in the Stead household. She has described the memoir as acting as a companion to her novel
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Prime Minister, and his friend Dr Simon Lampton, an obstetrician.
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Andrew, Kelly (22 July 2008). "Grimshaw wins Montana honours".
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The Best New Zealand Fiction Volumes Two, Three, Four and Five
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Le Bas, Jessica (5 May 2010). "Brilliant take on society".
1148:"Debut authors dominate shortlist for Frank O'Connor award"
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1432:"In search of fake news: the diary of Charlotte Grimshaw"
1744:"Ink runs in blood for award winner Charlotte Grimshaw"
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1686:"Surprises ahoy: presenting the 2022 Ockham finalists"
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Reviewer of the Year at the 2021 Voyager Media Awards
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The New Zealand Book of the Beach Volumes One and Two
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Walker, Steve (7 October 2012). "Politics at play".
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1330:"50 Years of NZ Book Awards: Charlotte Grimshaw"
1052:"Big names miss out on Frank O'Connor shortlist"
656:(2009), Auckland: Vintage; London: Jonathan Cape
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1358:. Auckland: Penguin Random House.
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1945:Read NZ Te Pou Muramura profile
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1535:"The Spinoff Book Report #1"
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1612:"Knowing Charlotte as I do"
1201:. Auckland, N.Z.: Vintage.
1176:. Auckland, N.Z.: Vintage.
1125:. Auckland, N.Z.: Vintage.
1029:. Auckland, N.Z.: Vintage.
982:. Auckland, N.Z.: Vintage.
844:New Zealand Review of Books
204:New Zealand Review of Books
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1008:Tamaki and Districts Times
840:"Provoking self-knowledge"
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650:(2007), Auckland: Vintage
637:(2021), Auckland: Vintage
635:The Mirror Book: a memoir
631:(2019), Auckland: Vintage
625:(2018), Auckland: Vintage
619:(2015), Auckland: Vintage
607:(2010), Auckland: Vintage
601:(2005), Auckland: Vintage
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817:. London: Little Brown.
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167:Grimshaw graduated from
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883:Read NZ Te Pou Muramura
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270:Her subsequent novels,
156:Family and early career
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1881:"General Winners 2019"
739:The New Zealand Herald
68:University of Auckland
879:"Grimshaw, Charlotte"
1885:Voyager Media Awards
1855:Voyager Media Awards
1772:"Charlotte Grimshaw"
1082:"Past Winners: 2008"
501:New Zealand Listener
340:into the TV series,
34:Charlotte Mary Stead
1224:Starlight Peninsula
617:Starlight Peninsula
370:unreliable narrator
328:In 2019 her novels
304:Starlight Peninsula
280:Starlight Peninsula
169:Auckland University
2298:Charlotte Grimshaw
2142:Vincent O’Sullivan
1861:on 16 January 2020
710:Charlotte Grimshaw
483:Some Other Country
364:Her seventh novel
318:La Comédie humaine
220:Her second novel,
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2058:Marilyn Duckworth
1830:Grimshaw & Co
1493:978-0-1437-7600-0
1411:. 31 January 2009
1390:978-0-1437-7182-1
1365:978-0-1437-7376-4
1264:Sunday Star-Times
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1208:978-1-8697-9998-4
1183:978-1-8697-9350-0
1132:978-1-8697-9138-4
1108:The Dominion Post
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989:978-1-8694-1727-7
964:978-0-3491-1196-4
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