Links

Supporters

The Street Theatre

The Street Theatre provided their wonderful venue for the launch of Death in Black and White.  Thank you to Caroline and Dean for their generous support.

Beyond Words Bookshop

Thanks to Sally at Beyond Words Bookshop in Keith, South Australia, where all my books can be found.

Coriole Winery

Thanks to Coriole in McLaren Vale for hosting the launch of Taken In and Death in Black and White.

The National Trust: Glencoe Woolshed 

My thanks to the National Trust at Glencoe for their generous support of my launch of Boss at that venue.

Balnaves of Coonawarra: wines of integrity

Balnaves of Coonawarra have provided generous support for the launch of Boss at the Glencoe Woolshed.

Boss links

Christina Smith: The Boandik Tribe of South East Aborigines

The seminal work on the history and culture of the Boandik people. Christina Smith was an active missionary among the aboriginal people in the South East of South Australia during the nineteenth century.  She is featured as a character in Boss.

Rolf Boldrewood: Old Melbourne Memories

The novelist Rolf Boldrewood was a great mate of the Hunter brothers, and more broadly a part of the gang of young squatters and horsemen, known as the Goulburn Boys, famous for their larrikin exploits in the Goulburn Valley region of Victoria.  This rather rambling memoir includes a visit to the Hunters at Kalangadoo, in which Boldrewood describes in interesting details some of the local squatters, including Evelyn Sturt and Willie Mitchell.