This was the first novel by a writer of Aboriginal blood to be published in Australia and in 1965 marked a unique literary event.Wild Cat Falling is the story of an Australia Aboriginal youth who grows up on the ragged outskirts of a country town. He falls into petty crime, goes to gaol and comes out to do battle once more with the society that put him there.Mudrooroo is active in Aboriginal cultural affairs and is a prolific writer.

Wildcat Falling (Imprint Classics)

Literature & Fiction

Mudrooroo

British & Irish

Harpercollins

Satirical parable dealing with the forces at work in the Asia-Pacific region: international corporatism, political ambitions, the clash of competing mythologies and sexual disease and violence. The central character, who is also the narrator, is part-politician, part-Queensland property developer. The late author's other publications include the critically acclaimed TWildcat Screaming' and TMaster of the Ghost Dreaming'.

The Kwinkan (Imprint)

Narogin, Mudrooroo

Master of the Ghost Dreaming

Angus&Robertson

Wildcat Falling

This was the first novel by a writer of Aboriginal blood to be published in Australia and in 1965 marked a unique literary event.
Wild Cat Falling is the story of an Australia Aboriginal youth who grows up on the ragged outskirts of a country town. He falls into petty crime, goes to gaol and comes out to do battle once more with the society that put him there. Mudrooroo is active in Aboriginal cultural affairs and is a prolific writer.

Wild Cat Falling (Angus & Robertson Classics)

Essays & Correspondence

HarperCollinsPublishers PTY Limited

The author evokes with irony the bewilderment and frailty of the best native Tasmanians, as they come face to face with the clumsy but inexorable power of their white destroyers. His masterpiece.

Doctor Wooreddy's Prescription for Enduring the Ending of the World

Hyland House

The Garden of Gethsemane: Poems from the Lost Decade

Nyoongah, Mudrooroo

History & Criticism

Genre Fiction

ETT Imprint

Aboriginal Mythology

Religion & Spirituality

Underground is the third book in the Master of the Ghost Dreaming quartet, beautifully and insistently portraying the enduring reality of Aboriginal Dreaming in a fascinating story of initiation, maternal longing, and colonial violence.\nAround the campfire the gold diggers listen and journey with George as he plunges underground to rescue his ship's captain from the horrific and mesmerising vampire woman. 
Jangamuttuk, the Master of the Ghost Dreaming, sends his son, George, to rescue Wadawaka from the 'ghost' vampire woman who has taken him as her 'Dark Lord' and imprisoned him in her underground kingdom. Will George, in either his human form of as his Dreaming animal-self Dingo, be able to withstand Amelia's powers; will he survive the underground caverns; can he tear Wadawaka and himself from the violent but seductive power of the vampire woman? And who is the strange but familiar ghost woman accompanying the new colonial governor?

Underground (Master of the Ghost Dreaming)

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