So Clean
Bel isn’t surprised when her mother slams the door: she’s always dramatic; she loves to make a scene. It’s one…
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Anna Woods is a writer from Tāmaki Makaurau, New Zealand. Her short fiction and poetry has appeared in journals and anthologies such as Landfall, takahē, The Poetry NZ Yearbook and Geometry, amongst others. Her work has been recognised with various awards and residencies. Most recently, one of her stories won New Zealand’s richest short story competition, the Sargeson Prize. She holds a Master of Creative Writing from the University of Auckland.
Bel isn’t surprised when her mother slams the door: she’s always dramatic; she loves to make a scene. It’s one…