Cirrus@Austlit

'Many of the articles I have read in The Author over the past few years have been by struggling writers trying to get established. Not unnaturally, many of them complain bitterly at the treatment they receive at the hands of editors and publishers. I have no quarrel with these complaints for most of them are, I am sure, wholly justified. What I do quarrel with is the implied, sometimes stated assumption that those of us who have managed to become established writers find it any easier to cope with the general level of incompetence, inefficiency, ineptitude and downright lack of consideration which one encounters in one's dealings with the 'intermediaries' between one's work and its final purchaser.'  (Introduction)

'Three children against all odds rebuild a run-down animal park on the central Queensland coast.'

Source: Screen Australia. (Sighted: 21/5/2014)

A real-estate agent, stopping to assist a woman being attacked on the side of the road, is lured to a run-down mansion, whose ghostly inhabitants tempt him to become one of them. As his wife frantically tries to find what has become of him, the man resorts to murder to wipe out all traces of his past.

'The story of a wildlife photographer and his three children, and their adventures in Australia as a natural history crew.'

Source: Screen Australia.