"McCallum has a keen eye for fine detail and writes about raw emotion better than any other contemporary writer I know." Warcry Magazine
About Fiona
Short bio:
Fiona McCallum was raised on a cereal and wool farm near Cleve on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula and remained in the area until her mid-twenties. Having lived in Melbourne and Sydney, she currently resides in Adelaide. Fiona is the author of more than a dozen bestselling novels that draw on her rich and contrasting life experiences, love of animals and fascination with human nature. Fiona’s seventeenth novel, Right Way Up, was released April 2 (2025).
For more information about Fiona and her books, visit her website at fionamccallum.com. She can also be found on Facebook at facebook.com/fionamccallum.author
Longer bio:
Fiona
McCallum spent her childhood years on the family cereal
and wool farm outside the small town of Cleve on South
Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. An avid reader and writer,
she decided at the age of nine that she wanted to be the
next Enid Blyton! She completed her final years of
schooling at a private boarding school in Adelaide.
Now a full-time
novelist, Fiona writes heart-warming stories that draw on
her rich and contrasting life experiences, love of animals
and fascination with human nature.
Fiona
currently resides in suburban Adelaide.
For more information about Fiona and her books, visit
her website at
fionamccallum.com.
She can also be found on Facebook at
facebook.com/fionamccallum.author
Most recent title:
Right Way Up (April
2025)
Published titles:
Latest title:
Looking Out (April 2024)
Stand-alone
titles:
Sunrise Over Mercy Court (2023)
Paycheque
(2011)
Nowhere
Else (2011)
Leap
of Faith (2015)
Series
(each title can also be enjoyed alone):
The Ballarat series:
A
Life of Her Own (2019)
The
Long Road Home (2020)
The Finding Hannah series:
Finding Hannah
(2017)
Making Peace
(2018)
The Wattle Creek series:
Wattle Creek
(2012)
Standing Strong
(2016)
The Button Jar series:
Saving Grace
(2013)
Time Will Tell
(2014)
Meant To Be
(2014)
Copyright © Fiona McCallum 2025