Reflections While Flying On Empty – 55 poems published by Aldrich Press, (USA) 2015. Selected Poems – ninety-nine previously published poems, Australian Scholarly Publishing, Melbourne, 2013. Twenty Six Poems – a chapbook of 26 published poems, Australian Institute of Company Directors, 2000, ‘… a distinctive, confident voice’, James Charlton, Poetry Editor, Island (Tasmania.). Copies of this work may now be found in rare book collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Samuel Paley Library, Temple University, Philadelphia, and the Reid Library in Western Australia. John Burden, published by the Bournehall Press, England. He has MA Honours and PhD degrees from the University of New England, and his writing has won several literary awards.Ī Tale of Tai Ringal and Other Poems– a livre d’ artiste with engravings by P. Jeremy Gadd is an Australian author who has published over 300 poems in periodicals and literary magazine in Australia, the USA, UK, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Belgium, and India. Adventures befall him, including a potential romance with a single mother and a run-in with a gang of wildlife poachers.“My imagination was stirred during nights listening to stories beside a glowing fire or staring into an infinity of stars.” Yeats is an inner-city resident who thinks a bush walk is something you do on a concrete path through the botanical gardens-but he purchases a four-wheel drive and an all-terrain camper-van with the intention of driving to Broome and leaving his problems behind.

Financial pressures force him to sell, and he decides to take an extended holiday. Yeats' wife has walked out on him, and he is disenchanted with what he considers to be red tape strangling his small business. Warren Yeats, a demoralized businessman, suffers a mid-life crisis. It takes place against the background of a worldwide stock market crash.

The novel is a combination of an Australian road story and tree-change. The Suicide Season is a contemporary adventure with a romantic thread and an exotic background. The title The Suicide Season reflects the phrase applied to Australia's Northern Territory during its oppressively humid build-up to the annual monsoonal wet season.

The Suicide Season by Jeremy Gadd