The Fellowship likes to feature books published by its members. The books are varied in style and content – fiction, non-fiction and subjects that will appeal to a variety of ages.
With or Without Trust
KAREN LIEVERSZ. Detective Sergeant Greg Anderson has never been one for following the rules. But even he knows it would
Tomorrow We May Walk on Clouds
WENDELL WATT. This is a collection of poems which take inspiration from the natural world and reflect on a range
Faces, Places and Spaces
Canberra and Region FAW. The genesis of this Anthology was the excitement FAW members in Canberra expressed as they listened
Is Anybody There?
Poems of Faith. FAYE W OWEN. Faye Owen, writer, artist violinist and long-time resident of the Camden Haven, has
Web of Words
MAVIS GUNTER. If you enjoy short stories, poetry and thought-provoking bits and pieces, humour, sadness, happiness, haiku and limericks, you
Out of the Shadows
LAKE MACQUARIE FAW. The Lake Macquarie Branch of FAW NSW has published another great anthology of writing. The anthology’s thirty-three
Alice’s Shoe
JULIE THORNDYKE. Illustrated by Jennifer Harrison. A country child, Alice ran barefoot. On smooth waxed floorboards, over dusty clay in
Footprints in the Valley
MUDGEE VALLEY WRITERS. Footprints in the Valley showcases the lives and achievements of local residents. Mudgee is known as ‘the nest
Out Of My Head
BRIAN HAYDON. A large collection (227 poems, 325 pages) of original poems by a member of FAW Southern Highlands. Greg
Three O’Clock Thoughts
BRIAN HAYDON. A smaller collection (57 poems, 114 pages) of previously unpublished poems by a FAW Southern Highlands member. See
Watermelon Days
JUDY TURNER. An eclectic collection of 21 short stories. Funny, sad, nostalgic and reflective, some have won awards and have
