Luke Davies is a multifaceted creative force, boasting a repertoire that spans the realms of poetry, novel writing, and screenwriting. His notable works include the critically acclaimed film adaptations of Lion (2016),Candy (2006),and Life (2015).
Davies' literary endeavors have garnered widespread recognition, with his books having claimed numerous prestigious awards. One such distinction is the inaugural Prime Minister's Literary Award for Poetry, which he received for his volume Interferon Psalms. Furthermore, his volume Totem was honored with the Age Book of the Year prize.
In addition to his literary pursuits, Davies has also ventured into the realm of screenwriting. He collaborated with director Neil Armfield to co-write the screenplay adaptation of his own novel Candy, a testament to his versatility and creative range.
