Hennessy, K. J.: - K.J. Hennessy is a writer from Worimi / Diamond Beach, in regional NSW, Australia. He wrote his first (very) short story at the age of 5, 'The M Man', and was successful in a bunch of highschool writing prizes (including with the Sydney Morning Herald). After leaving the craft in favour of DJing under the alias Kamili Yon and working behind the scenes of the music industry, he has since returned, writing for Channel Void, TEDx, Lunchbox and The Doe (US), and speaking as a panelist at the MidCoast Big Book Arvo 2021/22. 'The Org' is his debut novel. Please support it so he can afford to write more books. K.J. Hennessy now lives in Eora / Sydney. Feel free to say hi @kjhennessy.x / kjhennessy.x@gmail.com

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