Charlotte McConaghy

Charlotte McConaghy is an Australian author best known for her hauntingly beautiful novels that explore the intersections of nature, survival, and the human heart. Her writing is celebrated for its lyrical prose, emotional depth, and timely focus on environmental themes.

Her breakout novel, Migrations, follows a woman’s perilous journey tracking the world’s last flock of Arctic terns, blending ecological urgency with a deeply personal story. It was followed by Once There Were Wolves, an equally powerful tale of rewilding, sisterhood, and redemption. Both novels received critical acclaim and established McConaghy as a unique voice in eco-fiction.

With stories that illuminate humanity’s fragile connection to the natural world, Charlotte McConaghy has captivated readers worldwide, earning recognition as one of today’s most important storytellers.