هیچ چیز بدی اینجا اتفاق نمی‌افتد: خاطراتی از فقدان و کشف

**A deeply personal collection filled with reflections on love, death, creativity and healing, from the award-winning author of __Bruny__ and __The Museum of Modern Love__.**'Funny, devastating, miraculous, and delightful. This is an extraordinary life story, extraordinarily told.' Bri Lee, author of __Eggshell Skull__'[Rose] takes us to the edge of a volcanic crater of grief, passion and spirituality. Dazzling and devastating.' Tim Rogers, author of __Detours__Born on the island of Tasmania, Heather Rose falls in love with nature, but a family tragedy at age twelve sets her on a course to explore life and all its mysteries.Here is a wild barefoot girl keen for adventure, a seeker of truth initiated in ancient rituals, a fledgling writer who becomes one of Australia's most acclaimed authors, a fierce mother whose body may falter at any moment.__Nothing Bad Ever Happens Here__ is a luminous, compelling and utterly surprising memoir by the bestselling author of Stella Prize-winner __The Museum of Modern Love__ and __Bruny__. Heartbreaking and beautiful, this is a love story brimming with courage and joy against all odds, one that will bring wonder, light and comfort to all who read it.**Praise for Heather Rose:**'With rare subtlety and humanity, this novel relocates the difficult path to wonder in us all.' The Christina Stead Prize judges on __The Museum of Modern Love__'A glorious novel, meditative and special in a way that defies easy articulation.' Hannah Kent, author of __Burial Rites__ on __The Museum of Modern Love__'An entertaining and thought-provoking romp with authentic dialogue with characters that are all complex and multidimensional...Rose writes with emotional intuition [and] has that eminently readable interiority that only a novel can bring.' Louise Swinn, __The Saturday Paper__ on __Bruny__'Audacious and beautiful.' Dominic Smith, author of __The Last Painting of Sara de Vos on The Museum of Modern Love__'Captivating ... a gem of a novel.' __Library Journal__, starred review on __The Museum of Modern Love__'Heather Rose takes no prisoners in this hugely entertaining satirical novel.' Readings on __Bruny__'Part political thriller, part family saga, part love letter to Tasmania, this is [Rose's] most ambitious novel to date.' __Australian Book Review__ on Bruny'Believable, relatable people, families, romance, grief and the terser political narrative all come together with magnificent brio.' The Sydney Morning Herald on __Bruny__'Deeply involving ... profound ... emotionally rich and thought-provoking.' Booklist, starred review on __The Museum of Modern Love__'From the first pages of __The River Wife__, the reader is struck by the beauty of the prose. There is a fluid brook-like quality to the writing. (A celebration of) the beauty of nature and the enduring power of story.' __The Age__ A deeply personal collection filled with reflections on love, death, creativity and healing, from the award-winning author of Bruny and The Museum of Modern Love . 'Funny, devastating, miraculous, and delightful. This is an extraordinary life story, extraordinarily told.' Bri Lee, author of Eggshell Skull '[Rose] takes us to the edge of a volcanic crater of grief, passion and spirituality. Dazzling and devastating.' Tim Rogers, author of Detours Born on the island of Tasmania, Heather Rose falls in love with nature, but a family tragedy at age twelve sets her on a course to explore life and all its mysteries. Here is a wild barefoot girl keen for adventure, a seeker of truth initiated in ancient rituals, a fledgling writer who becomes one of Australia's most acclaimed authors, a fierce mother whose body may falter at any moment. Nothing Bad Ever Happens Here is a luminous, compelling and utterly surprising memoir by the bestselling author of Stella Prize-winner The Museum of Modern Love and Bruny . Heartbreaking and beautiful, this is a love story brimming with courage and joy against all odds, one that will bring wonder, light and comfort to all who read it. Praise for Heather Rose: 'With rare subtlety and humanity, this novel relocates the difficult path to wonder in us all.' The Christina Stead Prize judges on The Museum of Modern Love 'A glorious novel, meditative and special in a way that defies easy articulation.' Hannah Kent, author of Burial Rites on The Museum of Modern Love 'An entertaining and thought-provoking romp with authentic dialogue with characters that are all complex and multidimensional...Rose writes with emotional intuition [and] has that eminently readable interiority that only a novel can bring.' Louise Swinn, The Saturday Paper on Bruny 'Audacious and beautiful.' Dominic Smith, author of The Last Painting of Sara de Vos on The Museum of Modern Love 'Captivating ... a gem of a novel.' Library Journal , starred review on The Museum of Modern Love 'Heather Rose takes no prisoners in this hugely entertaining satirical novel.' Readings on Bruny 'Part political thriller, part family saga, part love letter to Tasmania, this is [Rose's] most ambitious novel to date.' Australian Book Review on Bruny 'Believable, relatable people, families, romance, grief and the terser political narrative all come together with magnificent brio.' The Sydney Morning Herald on Bruny 'Deeply involving ... profound ... emotionally rich and thought-provoking.' Booklist, starred review on The Museum of Modern Love 'From the first pages of The River Wife , the reader is struck by the beauty of the prose. There is a fluid brook-like quality to the writing. (A celebration of) the beauty of nature and the enduring power of story.' The Age After a shocking family tragedy transforms Heather Rose's Tasmanian childhood, she becomes 'a seeker of life and all its mysteries'. Heather has spent a lifetime testing boundaries and exploring the connections between love and death, the natural world and the body. Her questing spirit and her strong affinity with nature have inspired and driven her throughout her life-and deeply sustained her in times of darkness. Her words will bring wonder, light and comfort to all who read this astonishing book. Nothing Bad Ever Happens Here is a luminous, compelling and utterly surprising memoir by the bestselling author of Stella Prize-winner The Museum of Modern Love and Bruny