Author follows dual paths with delight

Arts and Entertainment

Jun 27 2022 Updated June 27, 2022

Simone Kerwin

IN THE CLASSROOM: Cathedral College Wangaratta English teacher Margaret Hickey with some of her year 12 students and her soon–to–be–released novel, 'Stone Town'. PHOTO: Kurt Hickling Id:26754

MARGARET Hickey was reading aloud David Malouf's 'Ransom' with her year 12 English class when interrupted to chat about her new novel; such is the life of a busy teacher/writer.

The Beechworth resident and Cathedral College Wangaratta teacher is relishing the dual paths she's following, as she prepares for the July 1 release of her novel 'Stone Town' – the follow–up to the successful 'Cutters...

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