In 1828, before all living things were destroyed, William Buelow Gould, a convict in Van Diemen's Land, fell in love with a black woman and discovered, too late, that love is not safe.

Presents a vicar's ludicrous expedition in 1857 to the Garden of Eden in Tasmania.

The famous story of mass escape from a WWII German PoW camp that inspired the classic film.

Johnno is a typical Australian who refuses to be typical. Seen through the eyes of the narrator, he is a figure of legendary proportions. His disorderly presence can disturb the staleness of gothic Brisbane, or destroy the tranquillity of a Greek landscape. But what is the truth about Johnno?

The border town of Ludlow has it all: exquisite medieval streets, an imposing ruined castle, a parish church and a weight of history and legend. Wealthy people have come to Ludlow to live. A sad teenage boy comes here to die... dramatically, at sunset, in a fall from the ruins. Accident or suicide? Either way, no great mystery. Or is there?

The Ash Range , originally published in Sydney in 1987, is a long work that mixes prose, poetry, reportage and illustrations - somewhat in the manner of William Carlos Williams' Paterson - to narrate a history of Gippsland, an area of south Victoria State.