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Heartbreak in the workplace: Green Dot, by Madeleine Gray, reviewed

Hera is 24, bisexual and usually dates women. But her infatuation with Arthur, an older, married journalist in her office, grows all-consuming

10 February 2024

9:00 AM

10 February 2024

9:00 AM

Green Dot Madeleine Gray

Weidenfeld & Nicolson, pp.384, 18

Hera, the heroine of Madeleine Gray’s first novel, is 24, which, as she says, ‘seems young to most people but not to people in their mid-twenties’. She lives in Sydney with her father and their dog and works as an online community moderator, but the contents of her work bag reveal her to be Bridget Jones’s edgier little sister: ‘My wallet, three pairs of underpants, headphones, nine tampons, a travel vibrator, two novels, a notebook, two beer caps, a bottle of sake and a fountain pen.’

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