Sean O'Leary Sean O'Leary i(A121456 works by)
Gender: Male
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BiographyHistory

Sean O'Leary is a Melbourne writer. He has worked as a farm labourer in South Australia; as a cashier at a truck stop on the Nullarbor Plain; in a general store on Elcho Island-Galiwinku, an Indigenous Australian community in the Arafura Sea; and throughout Australia in the hospitality industry. His short stories, fiction, non-fiction, and interviews have been published in Australia and overseas. He has schizophrenia and supports Melbourne Football Club.

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Most Referenced Works

Notes

  • O'Leary's works have also been published in the now-defunct New Zealand literary magazine Bravado: 'Sanjay Dhoni' appeared in issue 17 and 'Slipping Away' in issue 16.

Personal Awards

2024 shortlisted The Woollahra Digital Literary Award Fiction for 'Coming Home' (published on the website of Close to the Bone Publishing).

Awards for Works

Prince of the City 2016 single work short story
— Appears in: FourW New Writing Twenty-Seven , no. 27 2016; (p. 97-103)
2016 shortlisted The Booranga Prize The Booranga Prize for Fiction
Nowhere 2015 single work short story
— Appears in: FourW New Writing Twenty-Six 2015; (p. 95-101)
2015 shortlisted The Booranga Prize The Booranga Prize for Fiction
Going All the Way 2013 single work short story
— Appears in: New Writing , no. 24 2013; (p. 124-129)
2013 shortlisted The Booranga Prize The Booranga Prize for Fiction
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