Marly Wells Marly Wells i(27985024 works by)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Aboriginal ; Aboriginal Warlpiri
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BiographyHistory

'Marly Wells is a proud Warlpiri woman of Warlpiri and white Australian descent. She grew up in Alice Springs. She completed a Bachelor of Arts at Melbourne University with majors in Sociology and Indigenous Studies. Marly lived in England for two years in her early 20s. She then returned to Alice Springs where she worked in the management of children’s services. Marly has also worked as a freelance editor and researcher for Hardie Grant.'

Source: Magabala Books (Daisy Utemorrah Prize, 2024).

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Personal Awards

2024 joint winner Western Australian Premier's Book Awards Daisy Utemorrah Award with Linda Wells, for 'Dusty Tracks'.
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