Louise Southerden is an Australian author and award-winning travel writer with a passion for living close to nature and travelling as simply and sustainably as possible. Originally from Sydney, Louise has written four non-fiction books including the world's first surfing guide for women and now lives in a tiny house in northern NSW. Tiny is her first memoir.
‘A sophisticated exploration of love, self-love and the complexities of the human condition, alongside an intricate insight into the world of tiny houses. It’s also refreshingly real. For fans of Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat, Pray, Love and Sarah Wilson’s First, we make the beast beautiful, or anyone curious about building a tiny house (and a relationship), Tiny is sure to make a significant impression on your heart and mind.' * BOOKS + PUBLISHING * ‘An elegiac tale infused with yearning and eventual acceptance, counterbalanced by the joy of designing, acquiring the skills and creating a home. This beautifully crafted work reveals much about the gender dynamics of such a collaboration while offering inspiration to anyone who shares the dream.’ * THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD * ‘In this intensely introspective memoir, Southerden reflects on love, menopause, mental health, freedom and stability as she constructs her own unique bolthole on the periphery of the Australian dream.’ * THE GUARDIAN *