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Markus Zusak (1975-) Biography

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Personal, Addresses, Career, Honors Awards, Writings, Sidelights

Born 1975, in Sydney, Australia; married.

Agent—c/o Publicity Department, Pan Macmillan Australia, Level 18, St Martin's Tower, 31 Market St., Sydney, New South Wales 2000, Australia.

Writer; formerly a janitor and a high school English teacher.

Older Readers Honor Book of the Year, Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA), 2001, for Fighting Ruben Wolfe; Older Readers Honor Book of the Year, CBCA, and Young Adult Book of the Year, Queensland Premier's Literary Awards, both 2002, for When Dogs Cry; Older Readers Book of the Year, CBCA, and Ethel Turner Prize, New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards, both 2003, for The Messenger.

The Underdog, Omnibus Books (Norwood, South Australia, Australia), 1999.

Fighting Ruben Wolfe, Omnibus Books (Norwood, South Australia, Australia), 2000, Arthur A.

Levine (New York, NY), 2001.

When Dogs Cry