Cherry Wilder
New Zealand author and poet
New Zealand author and poet
2002
24 years ago — 72 years old
Artists & Creatives
New Zealand
Cherry Wilder was a New Zealand author and poet, recognized for contributions to speculative fiction and fantasy literature. Wilder published several novels and short stories, with notable works including 'The Last Amazon' and 'A Voice in the Wilderness.' These writings often explored themes of nature, myth, and the human experience. Wilder's storytelling style combined imaginative elements with poetic prose, earning a dedicated readership. In addition to fiction, Wilder wrote poetry, further showcasing literary versatility. Wilder's works have been translated into multiple languages, expanding their reach beyond New Zealand.
Authored 'The Last Amazon'
Published 'A Voice in the Wilderness'
Wrote various speculative fiction stories
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