C.R. Page

A business graduate from the University of South Australia, C.R. Page had never contemplated a career in writing until the passion was spiked by a series of major life events. Through several funerals and his own wedding, he wrote eulogies, vows and speeches that earned sufficient recognition from all who heard them for him to consider taking his hobby further. He was a prize winner in the Campbelltown Literary Awards in 2020 for his short story 'One Person at a Time.' He won the major prize at the Living Landscape Writers Festival in 2022 for his short story 'Sanctuary'.

In 2022 he released his first novel, 'The Ride to Work,' a psychological drama set in real-time, with a man's life story told in the space of a morning commute.

In 2023, he launched the 'Soul of the City' series, a collection of novels that serve as biographies of different cities through simultaneously telling the stories of a traveller in the city, with a local legend who defines it. 'Bedside in Berlin', 'Paradox in Paris' and 'Hurdles in Hobart' are available now.