‘Her writing is as compassionate and empowering as it is edgy and provocative.’

Australian

‘It’s a rare book that seems to drift like smoke away from the printed page to rewrite the physical world…[Kneen] wants us to strip naked and be transformed.’

Melbourne Review of Books

'As deliriously, gleefully warped as ever – this is a book that will make you aroused against your will.' Benjamin Law

Published May 2015: Text Publishing Australia

Published December 2015: Text Publishing UK

Published December 2015: Text Publishing USA

'It is this corporeality, a style honed from earlier works, that makes Kneen’s prose so remarkable.' Weekend Australian

Published July 2013: Text Publishing Australia

Published February 2014: Text Publishing USA

‘This is an astounding look at different sorts of love, and Kneen is above all, a sensualist.’ Adelaide Advertiser

Published 3 October 2011 Text Publishing Australia. 

'Affection’s triumph is that of an assured novelist of any genre.' Sunday Age

Published August 2009: Text Publishing Australia

Published February 2010: Seal Press USA

Shortlisted, Biography of the Year, ABIA, 2010 

Shortlisted, Non-Fiction category, QLD Premier's Literary Awards, 2010

'Reading Krissy Kneen’s Swallow the Sound is akin to sitting in a dark theatre of sense. Across the stage in front of you appear stories stripped of all pretension, delivered in writing as rich and lean as you’ll find anywhere. And they do it fearlessly, because they were made by a fearless writer.' Gerard Donovan

Published 2007 Eatbooks

'Eating my Grandmother is confessional, sensual and honest.' Rochford Street Review

Published September 2015: University of Qld Press

Winner of the 2014 Thomas Shapcott Award for Poetry