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Tamara Moss Tamara Moss i(11516784 works by)
Also writes as: Tamara M. Bailey
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

West Australian author Tamara Moss majored in Asian Studies at the University of Western Australia.  She has taught Japanese, and been an intern at Twelfth Planet Press.  

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y separately published work icon Lintang and the Brightest Star Sydney : Random House Australia , 2018 14206476 2018 single work children's fiction children's fantasy

'As the conquering hold of the United Regions continues to spread, time is running out for Lintang, Captain Shafira and the crew of the Winda to find allies in their quest for peace.

'But when they arrive in war-torn Kaneko Brown, the local rebels are too scared to help. The Vierzans have summoned a category ten mythie that devours the star of anyone who dares stand against them.

'Worse, the mythie has been prophesied to mean the end of Captain Shafira.

'Lintang must find a way to stop the most dangerous mythie in the guidebook . . . or she'll lose her beloved captain forever. '  (Publication summary)
 

2019 shortlisted Tin Duck Award, Western Australian Science Fiction Foundation (WASFF) Best WA Professional Long Written Work
y separately published work icon Lintang and the Forbidden Island Melbourne : Random House Australia , 2018 12798996 2018 single work children's fiction children's adventure fantasy

'The time has come to visit the forbidden island of Allay. 
'But first Lintang needs to find her captain, and it seems the only way to get to the Winda is to join – then escape – the Vierzan navy. Only then will Captain Shafira set sail for Allay, where the crew of the Winda must uncover what really happened to the country’s missing ruler.

'When disaster strikes, and Lintang is separated from her captain again, she and her friends must sneak through the heart of Allay, battle terrifying new mythies and overcome Captain Shafira’s enemies to return to where they belong.

'Lintang was left behind once. She won’t let it happen again.' (Publication summary)

2019 shortlisted Tin Duck Award, Western Australian Science Fiction Foundation (WASFF) Best WA Professional Long Written Work
y separately published work icon Lintang and the Pirate Queen Sydney : Random House Australia , 2017 11516807 2017 single work children's fiction children's fantasy adventure

'Lintang dreams of having adventures on the high seas.

'When a deadly mythie attacks the same day the infamous Captain Shafira visits her island, Lintang gets her chance, defending her village with a bravery that earns her a place on the pirate queen’s ship.

'But they’ve barely left the island when Lintang discovers her best friend, Bayani, has stowed away. Telling Captain Shafira means betraying her friend, but keeping Bayani’s secret risks everything . . . including their lives.' (Publication summary)

2019 shortlisted West Australian Young Readers' Book Award Younger Readers
2018 CBCA Book of the Year Awards Notable Book Younger Readers
2018 shortlisted Readings Prizes The Readings Children’s Book Prize
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