JANSON, Julie

ISBN 978-0-6484130-9-7
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ISBN 978-0-9876426-1-5
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The Light Horse Ghost

Iris is a teenage girl in Boulder Kalgoorlie Western Australia when her father returns from the Light Horse. She faces hardship and poverty but has a valiant desire to be a writer. Her mother struggles with her returned serviceman husband’s drinking and lack of employment.

A new Australian novel about the return of the Light Horse in 1918.

100 years since the tumultuous return!

This in Julie Janson’s second novel and is based on the family stories from West Australia. 

It is 100 years since the return and time for a story about the women and families who struggled to survive back home.

Women had to care for their children and manage a tiny income  while many returned servicemen had Post Traumatic Distress Syndrome. We recognise the bravery of the men and women of this era.

About the Author

Julie Janson is a playwright and novelist of Aboriginal descent, belonging to the Burruberongal clan of the Darug Nation of the Hawkesbury River, NSW.

Julie has had plays produced professionally in Australia, Indonesia and the United States of America. Her debut novel, The Crocodile Hotel was published in 2015.

Julie is also a senior researcher on the website A history of Aboriginal Sydney which was first published by the University of Sydney in 2014.

MYERS, Brownyn

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ISBN 978-0-6485544-4-8
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Give Me a Yarn: A Collection of Poems and Short Stories

A collection of poems and short stories from the Mt Isa region.

The Cancer Unit in Mount Isa provides Chemotherapy and other Cancer Treatments to patients from Mount Isa and surrounding areas. Having this service helps locals to stay at home with their family and friends instead of having to travel 1000’s of kilometres. All proceeds from Give me a Yarn will be donated to this charity.

About the Author

I hope you enjoy reading these Yarns as much as I loved compiling. A special Thank You to the Yarn writers, without you we wouldn’t be able to share these amazing Yarns that make the outback the unique lifestyle it is.

Thank You for supporting 2019 Isa Rodeo Queen Quest Entrant Bron Myers, Raising Funds for Mount Isa Base Hospital Auxiliary Inc Cancer Unit.

GUITON, Paul

ISBN 978-0-6485862-7-2
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Twilight Serenade

What makes Kev Flannery go from the luckiest man in the nursing home to the unluckiest?

Well the object of his desire is over eighty and her heart is fragile. After mourning for some time and a promising start with a new resident perhaps that bad luck might finally turn good. A new lease on life is available for Kev, all he has to do is reach out and grab it.

B. BOYD, Ian

ISBN 978-0-6482394-9-9
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ISBN 978-0-6482394-5-1
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Mandilla: The Spirit of U’Katang

Madilla is a contemporary Fantasy about a young girl who teaches herself to improvise on an old piano. Her village has been under military occupation for hundreds of years, and Madilla’s piano reveals a spiritual connection between herself and a wild mountain sparrow. While Madilla is learning the truth of her family’s faith, her abusive uncle is losing himself to the evils of the soldiers. Madilla’s story is one of spiritual and musical discovery against a tide of contrasting beliefs. What she learns is that the magic she feels through playing her piano is only the beginning.

About the Author

In a past life, not so long ago, I spent my days laying pavers, building retaining walls and designing gardens. For large parts of each day, there was just me and Jono, looking for any conversation to kill the time as we traipsed back and forward doing the repetitive grunt work. Jono’s glorious brainchild was a book he intended to write entitled 101 Uses for Pavelok; the magical gap filling sand. From that first idea, we began solving many of life’s most pressing issues with appropriately themed books.

Several years passed, and through each twist and turn, it became increasingly obvious to me that I needed to start writing. In learning the art, I have written a number of short stories about whatever inspired me at the time, one such inspiration being The Empty Nested Dragon. The story draws on bits and pieces of a thousand conversations with Jono, and like most stories I write, I have no idea what it all means until I reach the final paragraph. That has been the most rewarding part of what I take from writing. Discovering that even the most nonsensical conversations can amount to something meaningful… to me, anyway.

DARKER, Rene

ISBN 978-0-9876317-6-3
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Fergus Farringdon the Second: To Many Lands and Back Again

Fergus was a small cottage lad who had lived his whole life in The Hidden Gully. Unfortunately for Fergus, his most close family member passed. With this, unknown things began to take place. Winds, images and the hearing of silent words. With such events, these prompted Fergus to explore deeper, where he would discover something legendary. As all was evolving, Fergus was fortunate enough to discover many new lands and a few good folks.

About the Author

My writing journey began in 2012 when I attended an Adult College to complete secondary education. One course enabled me to write and I enjoyed sharing my stories. Once completed secondary education, I then began an Arts University Degree. In University, one of my courses was English and Creative Writing. It was here where my interest and ability in writing, grew.

JAMES, Jane

ISBN 978-0-6485415-1-6
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Black Flame

Jack frequently denies his Christian upbringing, characterising himself with excess and innumerable abominable deeds. He has trouble with the human kind, especially women. He has no trouble waging war.

It’s up to you to decide if he is merely a selfish sleeze or a visionary saviour.