About this ebook
It's the summer of 1971, not far from the stone-fruit capital of New South Wales, where Mr Wigg lives on what's left of the family farm. He spends his time working in the orchard, cooking and preserving his produce and, when it's on, watching the cricket. It's a full life.
Things are changing though, with Australia and England playing a one-day match, and his new neighbours planting grapes for wine. His wife died a few years ago, his daughter never visits, and his son thinks he should move into town. But Mr Wigg has trees and chickens to look after on the farm. His grandchildren visit often: to cook, eat and hear stories. And he has a project to finish...
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About the author
Inga Simpson has a PhD in Creative Writing and a Masters in Australian Literature. Before turning seriously to fiction, Inga had a long career as a professional writer, including stints for federal Parliament and the Commonwealth Ombudsman. Inga is currently working on a nature writing project (Notes from Olvar Wood) and researching Australian nature writing as part of an MPhil in Literature.
For more information about Inga visit her website (www.ingasimpson.com.au).
