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Born: Established: Stockholm,
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Scandinavia, Western Europe, Europe, ;
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9 4 y separately published work icon Murder Must Wait Arthur W. Upfield , 1953 single work novel crime mystery detective
— Appears in: Vrazda musi pockat ; Vola kmena ; Prekliaty dom 1988; (p. Page numbers unavailable)
5 6 y separately published work icon Helga's Web Jon Cleary , London Sydney : Collins , 1970 Z127437 1970 single work novel crime detective
2 y separately published work icon No Tears for the Dead Shirley Joan Deane , London : Ward, Lock , 1968 Z805540 1968 single work novel
10 3 y separately published work icon The Road to the Rim A. Bertram Chandler , New York (City) : JABberwocky Literary Agency , 2002 Z810946 1967 single work novella
— Appears in: Urania , October no. 499 1968; (p. 3-119) Le Vie Della Frontiera : Ciclo Galattico di A. Bertram Chandler 1979; (p. 5-96)
— Appears in: Коммандер Граймс 2004; Ensign John Grimes of the Federation Survey Service is fresh out of the Academy and as green as they come. After boarding the Interstellar Transport Commission's merchant spaceship Delta Orionis as a passenger bound for deep space, Grimes finds himself involved, reluctantly, in salvaging another ship which has been attacked by space pirates. It doesn't help that his decision-making process has been influenced by the more than attractive Jane Pentecost (and Grimes is as green with women as his he is as a spaceman), or as a consequence of having been put under guard as a mutineer. As much as the odds will be stacked against him, Grimes soon begins to earn his infamous reputation as a 'lucky bastard.'
2 y separately published work icon The Man Who Hunts Jenner Marshall Grover , Sydney : Cleveland , 1965-1966 Z1085785 1965-1966 single work novel western
6 y separately published work icon Edge of Glass Catherine Gaskin , London : Collins , 1967 Z1049086 1967 single work novel
8 y separately published work icon The File on Devlin Catherine Gaskin , London : Collins , 1965 Z1049083 1965 single work novel When a Nobel Prize-winning author vanishes while travelling near the Russian border his daughter finds herself entrusted with the unfinished book he was working on before his trip. She subsequently become embroiled in a power struggle over the material with her estranged stepmother. Suspiciously befriended by a journalist in the midst of the crisis, the daughter ultimately learns that no one is to be trusted - as her father's work is of interest to the intelligence departments of several countries.
1 y separately published work icon Lindqvists populära romaner Lindqvist (publisher), Stockholm : Lindqvist , 1965 Z1800148 1965 series - publisher novel
5 1 y separately published work icon I Know My Love Catherine Gaskin , London : Collins , 1962 Z113891 1962 single work novel historical fiction
4 y separately published work icon Corporation Wife Catherine Gaskin , London : Collins , 1960 Z1031743 1960 single work novel
5 y separately published work icon Blake's Reach Catherine Gaskin , London : Collins , 1958 Z1049078 1958 single work novel historical fiction

'The house on the marshes...

Born illegitimate, Jane Howard inherits nothing but the fiery hair and indomitable spirit of her mother's family, the Blakes. Yet when exquisite, extravagant Anne Blake dies, it is Jane who disposes of the debt-ridden London household.

She goes to Blake's Reach, the ancient marsh fastness of the Blakes, where the smugglers who prowl the marshes befriend her.

Then Charles Blake returns, an aristocrat fleeing the French Rebolution, and lays claim to Blake's Reach...' (Publisher's blurb)
5 y separately published work icon Daughter of the House Catherine Gaskin , London Sydney : Collins , 1952 Z337327 1952 single work novel
4 5 y separately published work icon The Climate of Courage Jon Cleary , 1953 Z1707913 1953 single work novel war literature

'Fictionalised account of part of the Kokoda Trail battles between Australian and Japanese troops in 1942.

Set during the Second World War, The Climate of Courage involves a group of Australian soldiers who have returned from service in the Middle East. The novel is broken up into two parts and follows the soldiers from their leave in Sydney, where they engage in various romances and witness the famous submarine attack on Sydney, to their taking part in a patrol during the New Guinea Campaign.

'The book is partly based on Jon Cleary’s own experiences of the war.' (Publication summary)
14 2 y separately published work icon Sara Dane Catherine Gaskin , London : Collins , 1954 Z113793 1954 single work novel historical fiction

'Here is an unforgettable woman. A woman as strong and as beautiful as the raw new country she helps to carve from the wilderness. A woman of fierce pride, yet gently devoted to her children, and possessed with an undying vision about the future of her land, Sara Dane epitomizes the heart of her untamed country - Australia.

'Set in the colorful days of the late Eighteenth and the early Nineteenth Centuries, Sara Dane unfolds the history of New South Wales, from its beginnings as a penal colony to the day when it could lift its head in contentment and peace.

'From the day in 1792 when young Sara, savagely sentenced in England to transportation on a trumped-up charge, came ashore at Botany Bay, until the day she returns triumphantly wealthy and prominent to her native London, her story rings with the fire of a great passion.

'Sara's story is also the story of the men who loved her - Richard Barwell, her childhood love who possessiveness followed her thousands of miles; Andrew Maclay, whose strength and cunning combined with hers to produce an empire; Jeremy Hogan, the Irish rebel, whose presence meant security as Sara faced the crises of convict outbreaks, giant floods, and armed rebellion with resolution. And then there was Louis de Bourget, the mysterious French emigre' whose love for her beauty and order brought a peace to Sara's life she had thought impossible.

'But throughout her life, Sara held to her own personality tenaciously. All of Sydney knew her as a shrewd business-woman, magnificent, unconventional - but above all, a woman. ' (Publication summary)
5 1 y separately published work icon With Every Year Catherine Gaskin , Sydney : Collins , 1947 Z1053678 1947 single work novel historical fiction
5 y separately published work icon All Else is Folly Catherine Gaskin , London : Collins , 1950 Z1118662 1950 single work novel
8 3 y separately published work icon This Other Eden Catherine Gaskin , Sydney : Collins , 1946 Z1119072 1946 single work novel
4 1 y separately published work icon Dust in the Sunlight Catherine Gaskin , London Sydney : Collins , 1950 Z1119039 1950 single work novel
2 y separately published work icon Kanguruhs, Kopra und Korallen : Fahrten und Erlebnisse in Australien und der Sudsee A. E. Johann , Berlin : Ullstein , 1936 Z1102827 1936 single work non-fiction travel
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