New York: Wideview Books, 1982.
Illustrated by Cover art by Tony Ward. First US Edition; First Printing. Trade Paperback. Light wear. Crisp trade paperback. ; "a surfie saga" "the gang, the sun and the beach make up their real world".; 120 pages. More about Puberty Blues
Garden City: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1912.
Illustrated by Charles S Chapman illustrations. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Tone, cock, bottom corner light dampstain, spine white lettering chipping, later owner's bookplate, otherwise light wear. Solid hardcover. ; INSCRIBED on front free endpaper: "Dear Captain Roberts:- If "The White Waterfall" was... More about The White Waterfall
Hartwell VIC: Sid Harta Publishers, 2007.
First Edition; First Printing. Trade Paperback. Slight wear. Crisp trade paperback.; "In the late nineteenth century when Englishman Hugh Mitchell moves to Australia to start a new life, he has no conception of what challenges lie ahead. He is propelled into a life of... More about Call of the Currawong
New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, 1940.
First US Edition. Hardcover. Light cock, light tone, light wear; Dust Jacket small chipping to head, 1"x1/4" chip/tear to rear flap fold, small chips and tears, light edgewear, light rub. Solid hardcover.; Australian novelist Lowe's hard-to-find second novel. "Peter Bennett, who befriended as a.... More about Framed In Hardwood
London: George Robertson, 1892.
Hardcover. School stamps throughout, although no library markings, edges foxed, light tone, hinges weak, small head tears, cloth spotted. Solid hardcover. ; "... much valuable information respecting the rise of the wool kings." - Ernest Albert Baker; A Descriptive Guide to the Best Fiction, British and... More about The Rise of the Australian Wool Kings : A Romance of Port Phillip
Washington DC: University Press of America, 1982.
First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Library stamps/marks/labels/pocket, otherwise light wear. Solid hardcover.; Literary criticism of 20th-century Australian woman author Ethel Florence Lindesay Richardson, whose pseudonym was Henry Handel Richardson. "This study, then, will analyze Richardson's novels as integrated works of art which reflect..... More about Art and Irony : The Tragic Vision of Henry Handel Richardson : A Discussion on the Relationship...