Books tagged: australian aboriginal

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Kittens In The Emu Field    by Lee McAulay
Price: $0.99 USD. 2280 words. Published on April 14, 2011. .

Four travellers through the Australian Outback - two European, two Aboriginal - are stuck in a shack on the edge of the desert, waiting for nightfall. In the distance, Army trucks move on the road. Will it thwart their plans? A paranormal short story.
The Drover    by Pat  Ritter
Price: $1.99 USD. 43260 words. Published on October 11, 2011. .

Harry Williams from the age of ten years wanted to become a drover, like his father and grandfather before him. This is his life story of leaving school at ten years old, operating his first droving plant at thirteen years and fully operational at twenty-one years old. Droving is now a craft past its used by date. Harry Williams didn't think so.
Joey in the Outback    by Richard F. Challis
Price: $0.99 USD. 6700 words. Published by Steve Challis  on January 28, 2012. .

A collection of 5 short stories for children with Joey, a little boy living in outback Australia. The 5 stories: "Joey’s New Job", "Joey and the Boomerang Tree", "Joey and the Didgeridon’t", "The Dog That Lived On Paper" and "Joey and Tyrannosaurus Rex" total 4700 words. There is also a brief explanation of a few of the many Australia references in the stories. Illustrated with colour pictures.
Musings At Death's Door    by William webster
Price: $9.50 USD. 45130 words. Published on March 12, 2012. .

‘Musings at Death’s Door: anancient bicultural Asian-Australian ponders about Australian society’.
Soaring With Cockatoos    by Trevor Steele
Price: $4.95 USD. 106650 words. Published by Mirador Publishing  on May 14, 2012. .

The last decades of the nineteenth century. European powers are colonising the whole planet and seem unstoppable. In the British colony of Western Australia white settlers ignore the rights of the Aborigines, murder them or chase them from their land, or perhaps readmit them to work as unpaid labourers on newly created properties. This is their story...