'Coruscated Confabulations' is a collection of stories and experiences, most of which took place in prior decades. They are taken from or based upon real events, with a certain admixture of fictional embellishments.
Rosanne Dingli has worked with a number of publishers, but since 2012, is a fully independent author. She has published seven novels, six story collections, two novellas, a poetry collection and a handful of single short stories. Sought-after by international readers for her European fiction, this Western Australian author has received a number of awards since taking up fiction writing in 1985.
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Born and raised in Malta, Rosanne Dingli draws upon Mediterranean life as a background in many of her stories. She also writes about continental Europe and of course Australia. Her main theme is the human condition, relationships between partners, siblings, and children and parents. Mid-life confusion and adaptation to lifestyle changes are subjects she frequently deals with. The main thrust of her long fiction, however, centres around her love of the Arts. All her novels are cultural adventures that lead the readers through delightful mysteries about music, painting, architecture, and history. Each mystery is carefully embellished with cultural facts that can be looked up by the reader who wants to know more. The locations she uses are in the main personally experienced, and can also be visited. Feasible fiction - verifiable facts.
Accomplishments
Among Rosanne Dingli's literary awards are the Springvale (Melbourne, Australia) and the FAWWA Short Fiction Awards (Western Australia). She has also received the prestigious Patricia Hackett Prize.
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