y separately published work icon Into the Sun : A Blue Hills Novel single work   novel  
Alternative title: Blue Hills in the Sun : a Blue Hills novel
Is part of Blue Hills Gwen Meredith , 1950 series - author novel
Issue Details: First known date: 1961... 1961 Into the Sun : A Blue Hills Novel
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At Oolera, an isolated township in Central Australia, Sister Heather Jamieson of the A.I.M. answers a radio call for help from an injured stockman on Cooper Downs Station. There she is soon crossing swords with the owner, Ric Carson, who, accepting hardships for himself, invites no woman to share them. This warmly realistic novel gives a vivid picture of life in the Inland and of its impact on the British migrant who is a vital element in the Australian scene today. (Half-title page of Into the Sun)

Notes

  • This novel, complete in itself, is adapted from a part of Gwen Meredith's popular A.B.C. serial, Blue Hills. (Publisher's blurb)

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

    • Sydney, New South Wales,: Pacific Books , 1965 .
      Extent: 180p.
      Series: Pacific Books Angus and Robertson (publisher), 1961 series - publisher The establishment of this paperback imprint of Angus Robertson was spearheaded by Beatrice Davis. It started with print runs of 20,000 in 1961 (Paper Empires: History of Book in Australia, 18).This paperback series, published by Angus and Robertson, contains both numbered and unnumbered volumes. Number in series: 45
    • Sydney, New South Wales,: Arkon Paperbacks , 1975 .
      Extent: 252p.
      ISBN: 0207132747
      Series: Arkon Paperbacks Angus and Robertson (publisher), 1972 series - publisher Arkon is a paperback reprint imprint of the Australian publisher Angus and Robertson. The series was launched in 1972 to be merchandised in connection with T. V. series and involved the cartoonist Patrick Cook.
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