Ned: The Exhibition
Ian Jones and Matthew Deller
ISBN 0-9580162-2-4
$6.67 ($9.95 r.r.p)

Written by Ian Jones with additional photography by Matthew Deller, this book documents the entire Ned Kelly collection which was on display at the Old Melbourne Gaol from October 2001 to July 2002. With plenty of quality photographs, the 18 chapters cover the entire Kelly phenomena making this book a must have for any Kelly enthusiast. The A5 book has 136 pages and measures 210mm x 148mm with a colour wrap around laminated soft cover.

Australian Son: The story of Ned Kelly
Max Brown
ISBN 0-9580162-6-7
$16.72 ($24.95 r.r.p)

This first modern account of the Kelly outbreak was originally published in 1948. Works prior to this tended to fall into bias categories either for or against. Max Brown’s book was the work of an open-minded outsider who’d put time and effort into studying the events of the Gang’s lives on the ground, in the caves, the ranges and the rough dwellings – wherever the incidents occurred. Published by Georgian House, Melbourne, 1948; revised edition, Georgian House, 1956; Angus and Robertson Australian Classics, 1980; followed by this final fully revised and edited edition published in 2005. The A5 book measures 148mm x 210mm and contains 312 pages of text and graphics with a colour wrap around laminated soft cover.

Blood in the Dust: Inside the minds of Ned Kelly and Joe Byrne
A. N. Baron
ISBN 0-9580162-5-9
$16.72 ($24.95 r.r.p)

Featuring a graphological analysis of the handwriting of Ned Kelly and Joseph Byrne, the book contains three complete psychological studies based on an adult sample of Joe Byrne’s handwriting, and both an adolescent and adult sample of Ned Kelly’s handwriting. The analyses build a complete personality profile of both men, including detailed descriptions of their intellect and mental processes, emotionality, physical attributes, social outreach, and sexuality. The A5 book measures 148mm x 210mm and contains 184 pages of text and graphics with a colour wrap around matt laminated soft cover.

Marcie Jones: Runs in the Blood
Marcie Jones
ISBN 978-0-9580162-9-2
$23.42 ($34.95 r.r.p)

The old saying goes that sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. The story of Marcie Jones fits right into that category. Marcie Jones is an Australian entertainment veteran having performed for over five decades. The Marcie Jones story is wide and varied. Intertwined in this remarkable tale are some major showbiz identities, Normie Rowe, Johnny O’Keefe, Olivia Newton-John, Dolly Parton, Jack Klugman and soccer superstar Georgie Best. Marcie Jones may not have received the accolades of some of her more recognized peers, but she has remained stoic in her determination to perform, write and be a mother to her two boys. This book deals with Marcie’s entertainment career, the Australian franchise of Koala Blue, the breakup with Australian ‘King Of Pop’ Normie Rowe, arriving at hospital to give birth with Gerry Marsden (of Merseybeat fame), having her second child born premature, and performing for the Pope! Marcie Jones is an unsung Australian music legend. Her story will give you an intimate insight into the psyche of a true survivor. Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss Marcie Jones! The book measures 138mm x 210mm with a wrap around laminated soft cover and features 400 pages including 96 pages of photographs.

Far Beyond The Falls
A. D. Crichton
ISBN 978-0-9805939-0-7
$16.72 ($24.95 r.r.p)

Michael Delaney had answered his country’s call to arms. In June of 1916, like so many other young Australian men, Michael found himself fighting for King and country on a blood soaked battlefield somewhere in France. Little did he know of the events taking place in his home town of Wangaratta. A father’s death, a grandfather’s secret, and an outlaw’s mysterious message from beyond the grave; A message that would ultimately send three young boys on a journey of discovery through the rugged bushland of north eastern Victoria, leaving a brother to carry an agonising guilt that would haunt him for the rest of his life. This story is about a simple country family who laughed, cried, and through love endured the pain of irreplaceable loss. The A5 book features 224 pages and measures 148mm x 210mm with a wrap around laminated soft cover.