Luke Davies

[1] Davies' other works include the novels Isabelle the Navigator and God of Speed, and several volumes of poetry – Four Plots for Magnets, Absolute Event Horizon, Running With Light, Totem and Interferon Psalms – as well as the chatbooks The Entire History of Architecture [...] and other love poems (Vagabond Press, 2001)[4] and The Feral Aphorisms (Vagabond Press, 2011).

[5] Davies wrote the screenplays for Air (a 2009 short film which he also directed),[6] Life,[7] Lion,[8] and the Felix van Groeningen drama Beautiful Boy.

[9] He wrote the screenplay for the 2020 film News of the World, adapted from Paulette Jiles' novel, starring Tom Hanks .

In 2010, Davies won the John Curtin Prize for Journalism, at the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards,[11] for his essay The Penalty Is Death,[12] about the lives inside prison of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, two drug runners on Bali's death row.

[citation needed] In May 2017, the ABC Television program Australian Story profiled Davies' life in a two-part episode.