Cheryl talks to Mali Cornish about her relationship with her own mother, her career in law, and how becoming a parent reshaped her perspective on life. They also explore the inspiration behind her new book, The Missing Mother, which is out now.
About the author
Mali Cornish was born in Geelong. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Monash University and a Juris Doctor from the University of Melbourne. Her debut novel Judgement Day (2023, as Mali Waugh) was shortlisted for the Danger Awards Best Debut 2024. Her writing has been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald and The Guardian. She lives in Melbourne with her family.
Really enjoyed listening to Mali Cornish speak about balancing personal experiences with the legal world while shaping a compelling story. The discussion around character depth and real life influences made the episode especially engaging. I also came across some interesting perspectives while reading through https://butlercountycourts.org which added another layer to how legal narratives connect with everyday experiences. Looking forward to hearing more conversations like this that blend storytelling, law, and life so naturally.
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