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STUBBINGS, Wesley

Mar 10, 2021 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Animals \ Pets Fiction, Children's Books, Indigenous Fiction, Queensland

Lily the Long-Necked Turtle by Wesley Stubbings
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ISBN 978-1-9225-49-3
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Lily the Long-Necked Turtle 

Written by Wesley Stubbings – Illustrated by Declan Tiger.

After being taken from her home in New South Wales and displaced in a creek in Queensland, Lily is thrust into a journey of self-discovery. There she finds herself, overcoming fear and shame, to accept her true identity.

This original story beautifully blends, uniquely Australian elements, with contemporary Aboriginal themed characters. Suitable for Prep and Primary School-aged children. 

Wesley Stubbings self-published author The Brolga and The Crocodile book cover
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ISBN 978-1-922957-42-9
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The Brolga and The Crocodile

Written by Wesley Stubbings – Illustrated by Declan Tiger

As there has not been rain for many years, the friendship of a Brolga and a Crocodile is tested.

Looking to cure the Crocodile’s sadness, the Brolga discovers a secret that not only restores him but the whole wetlands, too.

This story beautifully portrays uniquely Australian Aboriginal themes. Suitable for prep and primary school-aged children.

CHAMBERS, Michael

Nov 11, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Historical Fiction, Indigenous Fiction, Melbourne, Victoria

StupIT People by self-published author Steve Eatts
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ISBN 978-1-922452-55-9 PAPERBACK

Walking Among the Stars
In a celebration of the Australian Outback, Michael Chambers draws on his own experiences, and a hundred and fifty
years of his wife’s family as graziers. He weaves the stories of the Ngiyampaa people, as recounted by his friend and their Elder, Roy Kennedy, into one epic tale, brimming with the sheer vastness and rugged beauty of the Outback.

An historical novel of European settlement set in the arid Willandra and Mungo Lakes District of western New South Wales.

But the real story begins long before that.

Time passes. People come to the dry country, between the rivers; the first peoples, the Ngiyampaa mob. They learn to live where others could not. They find plenty, not poverty. They live there a long, long time, happy and content.

Others come; Europeans, Afghans, Chinese, from across the world they come. The land changes. It no longer gives up its bush
tucker. Many Ngiyampaa die. Some survive, and they learn to live with the settlers, as they had lived with the desert.

They become many again. A town emerges from the dusty plains, phoenix-like, appearing from nowhere, shining brightly for a while.

A story spanning twenty thousand years. Barak, the one-legged warrior, challenges Thylacoleo the feared Marsupial Lion; Mundawal, forced to leave his island home and the woman he loves. Beaufort Harris survives the battlefields of Crimea to vanquish the vast waterless Outback.
Kathleen O’Hara travels the world to marry and founds a global dynasty. Billy Christmas, blackfella, searches for his culture and his heritage.

Tom Duncan is a Jackaroo, from New Zealand. He transitions from youth to man. He learns hard work and values that will define
his future. Suddenly, he finds love. The love of his life!

These are stories of the Outback, of two peoples, one ancient, one modern. There is a Treaty; can either man understand what is promised? Can there be harmony? Here is a story of the ancient land: its fertility,its degradation, and its powers of recovery. And redemption.