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Sam and Lucy seem like the perfect couple. Successful, happy and in love. But life isn't that simple. The problem is that they might be infertile, in more ways than one.

Anne Kent's personal account of her life with her guide dog in Perth, Western Australia.

The story of the trek back to Capetown, of a young white widow and a black man who had rescued her when she was stranded in the hinterland wilderness.

To anyone glancing upwards at the night sky, it would have seemed like a brilliant shooting star, but moments later electronic equipment of every kind began to spark and explode throughout the city

Stories, poems and articles in this first edition of work by W.A. writers from the Association.

Smart, beautiful Meredith Whitman is dissatisfied with her lot until a job offer comes from business midas Cal Dow. But is it strictly business.

Newsman Blair Maynard is curious. In one small area of the Caribbean, 610 boats have disappeared in 3 years, with the loss of 2,000 lives. There has to be a reason.

The wreck of the Dutch ship Batavia, the mutiny of her crew and cruel death of those stranded on the inhospitable coast of Western Australia off the Abrolhos Islands.

Absorbing tales of a vet's life in the Yorkshire Dales.

The autobiography of a well-known member of the Western Australian Italian community, who emigrated with his family to Perth in 1948 and has been involved in opera, university studies, and in assis

Chilling story of a misfit's clash with parochial values in a small and decaying mining town in Queensland.

A novel of suspense and mystery with romantic overtones.

Stella Templeton is a dutiful daughter and a good citizen, living in Maidenville, population 2,800, a town where nothing much happens. Then one day a truly terrible event changes everything.

Jacaranda Vines had been one of the wealthiest corporations in Australia. But now Joseph Witney, the tyrannical head of the family, is dead. His widow is determined not to sell.

In the September of 1790, Ross Poldark was charged with having plundered two ships. If proven, the sentence would be death.