Author: James Bradley

James Bradley moves between novels, poetry, essays and criticism, with fiction spanning historical and speculative settings. The Resurrectionist, first published in Australia in 2006, begins in nineteenth-century London and later shifts to colonial New South Wales. Ghost Species, released in 2020, examines de-extinction research and family bonds during a climate crisis. Bradley's other fiction includes Wrack, The Deep Field, and Clade, while Deep Water: The World in the Ocean is nonfiction. He has also edited literary collections and written criticism for Australian newspapers and magazines. This range of novels, essays, poetry, and environmental writing distinguishes the Australian author from other writers sharing his name.