Tales from my travels around the Sun
STORIES
Welcome to the Moon Books
Art, Photographic essays, Stories for the young, Stories for the youngsters, Poetry, PhilosophyMoonBooks are published On-Demand via Blurb, they are not inexpensive but very much unique. For a viewing, please visit the links.
60,000 Years –
“The Prophecy”
A pictorial timeline from the settlement of Australia towards the future.
All images are originally at 900 x 1800mm, the reproductions in the book are reduced to a panoramic display
The Ten Daughters of Mother Earth
Suitable for early teens and to the elderly
A fable about the severence of family and its dire consequences
Spiders In My Bed
Suitable for excited youngsters, 6-10
It’s time for bed but Johnny doesn’t want to go until his dad checks it for spiders
The Surreal Adventures of Allice Rabbit
a twisted tale of an inverted vision from our childhood days, a familiar girl (or is it?) wanders into a time-warp and is transformed by the physics of time travel. It tells of the wonderful creatures she meets, the lessons she learns all accompanied by the illustrations of a new technology, a truly wonderous experience
The Sketchbooks of Albrechto Innocenti
Suitable for young adults through to all above
The lost and found sketches of Albrechto Innocenti are now bound in volume with an insight into his birth and life with an attempt at understanding the dilemma he faces with a world that defies grace.
Two Tales About Kings
A philosophical tale or two about the madness of needing to be King. More about art than storyline, suitable for grown-up kids with a sense of dark humour
Krazy Krazy Kat Down Under
Book #27
Collected over 6 months, this is a replication of an almost daily event where the author keeps a finger on the pulse of his own thoughts, making painting sketches literally with his fingers and pencils in his random word flows.
The collection broaches politics, the arts themselves and deep personal journies touching death and life along with ironic behaviours and witticisms.
A true journal into the artist’s mind, warts and all.







