Fiona Wood

Fiona Wood is an Australian author known for her young adult novels, including "Six Impossible Things," "Wildlife," and "Cloudwish," which was published in the US in October. Before transitioning to YA fiction, she spent twelve years as a television scriptwriter, working across genres such as soap operas, adult drama, and children’s programming. Her diverse career also includes studies in law and arts at Melbourne University, roles in marketing and arts management, freelance journalism, and screenwriting training at RMIT.

Wood’s writing often explores themes of adolescence, identity, and personal growth, resonating with young adult audiences. Beyond fiction, she has contributed to discussions on entrepreneurship and innovation as tools to address global challenges, including climate change, social inclusion, and sustainability. Her professional achievements include serving as a judge for the AWGIE Awards and acting as an ambassador for The Stella Prize Schools Program. Wood lives in Melbourne with her husband and their two children.