Natasha Sholl is a Melbourne-based writer and lapsed lawyer. Her writing has appeared in The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, Good Weekend magazine, SBS Voices, Mamamia and elsewhere. She graduated from the University of Melbourne, majoring in Creative Writing. In 2020 she completed the KYD Mentors Program. Found, Wanting is her debut book.
‘what she shares with the reader is profound, necessary and
also, at times, funny and quite beautiful.’
*The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald*
Sholl has given us a beautifully written memoir that powerfully
delivers the wisdom each of us will need at some point about how a
human life is spacious enough to accommodate both grief and
joy.
*Sarah Krasnostein, author of The Trauma Cleaner*
Sholl is a stunning writer and observer of the human condition.
Gripping, candid and tender, Found, Wanting is for anyone
who knows the loneliness of loss.
*Jessie Stephens, author of Heartsick*
‘With rich yet unpretentious prose, Found, Wanting is a
compelling read and a brilliant study of how the death of a loved
one is both completely unique and devastating each time, yet one of
the most commonplace facets of life.’
*Books + Publishing*
‘Found, Wanting’s relentless and heartbreaking depiction of loss
could’ve been unbearable were it not for the moving beauty of the
writing.’
*Kill Your Darlings*
‘Forthright, compelling and at times darkly funny, it’s a
thoughtful and beautifully written reflection on the ways Sholl
came undone’
*The West Australian*
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