Secondhand Bryce Courtenay Bargain Book Box SP4083
Secondhand Bryce Courtenay Hardcover Bargain Book Box SP4083
Sixteen hardcover novels from Australia's most-loved storyteller — all hardcovers, in a single box. Bryce Courtenay wrote big, sweeping, emotionally generous books about South Africa, Australia, war, identity and the resilience of ordinary people in extraordinary times. This box covers his career comprehensively, from his debut masterwork to his late reflections.
- Fortune Cookie — Bryce Courtenay — Set in Hong Kong and China, a story of friendship, sacrifice and survival across cultures. Rich Courtenay storytelling on a grand scale.
- Brother Fish — Bryce Courtenay — The story of an unlikely friendship forged in the Korean War and tested across the decades. Moving and utterly compelling.
- Jack of Diamonds — Bryce Courtenay — Jazz, the Depression, a young man's rise from the streets of Toronto: a big-hearted coming-of-age story with Courtenay's trademark sweep.
- Jessica — Bryce Courtenay — The true story of a remarkable Australian woman fighting for survival, justice and love in the harsh early-twentieth-century outback.
- The Potato Factory — Bryce Courtenay — The first book in the Potato Factory trilogy, following Ikey Solomon from the London underworld to the convict settlements of Van Diemen's Land.
- Whitethorn: A Novel of Africa — Bryce Courtenay — The sequel to Tandia and companion to The Power of One, set against the brutal landscape of apartheid South Africa.
- The Story of Danny Dunn — Bryce Courtenay — The story of a Balmain pub and the tight-knit working-class community surrounding it, across the mid-twentieth century.
- Matthew Flinders' Cat — Bryce Courtenay — Billy O'Shannessy is a homeless alcoholic who finds an unlikely companion — and an unlikely reason to keep living.
- Tommo & Hawk — Bryce Courtenay — The second Potato Factory novel, following two brothers from the convict settlements to the gold rush. Epic and deeply felt.
- Fishing for Stars — Bryce Courtenay — Nick Duncan's story continues in this sweeping tale of love, loss and the South Pacific in the post-war years.
- The Power of One — Bryce Courtenay — Peekay, an English-speaking boy in Afrikaner South Africa, finds strength through boxing, friendship and an indomitable spirit. One of the great Australian novels.
- Tandia — Bryce Courtenay — The sequel to The Power of One, following Peekay into adulthood and deeper into the heart of apartheid South Africa.
- Solomon's Song — Bryce Courtenay — The third Potato Factory novel, following the Solomons and the Tucketts to the battlefields of Gallipoli and beyond.
- Four Fires — Bryce Courtenay — The Maloney family of Wangaratta, across four generations — a deeply Australian saga of love, loss and belonging.
- The Night Country — Bryce Courtenay — A late Courtenay, intimate and reflective.
- The Silver Moon: Reflections on Life, Death and Writing — Bryce Courtenay — Courtenay's final work, written as he faced his own mortality: reflections on writing, storytelling and the life well-lived.
Secondhand Bryce Courtenay Hardcover Bargain Book Box SP4083
Sixteen hardcover novels from Australia's most-loved storyteller — all hardcovers, in a single box. Bryce Courtenay wrote big, sweeping, emotionally generous books about South Africa, Australia, war, identity and the resilience of ordinary people in extraordinary times. This box covers his career comprehensively, from his debut masterwork to his late reflections.
- Fortune Cookie — Bryce Courtenay — Set in Hong Kong and China, a story of friendship, sacrifice and survival across cultures. Rich Courtenay storytelling on a grand scale.
- Brother Fish — Bryce Courtenay — The story of an unlikely friendship forged in the Korean War and tested across the decades. Moving and utterly compelling.
- Jack of Diamonds — Bryce Courtenay — Jazz, the Depression, a young man's rise from the streets of Toronto: a big-hearted coming-of-age story with Courtenay's trademark sweep.
- Jessica — Bryce Courtenay — The true story of a remarkable Australian woman fighting for survival, justice and love in the harsh early-twentieth-century outback.
- The Potato Factory — Bryce Courtenay — The first book in the Potato Factory trilogy, following Ikey Solomon from the London underworld to the convict settlements of Van Diemen's Land.
- Whitethorn: A Novel of Africa — Bryce Courtenay — The sequel to Tandia and companion to The Power of One, set against the brutal landscape of apartheid South Africa.
- The Story of Danny Dunn — Bryce Courtenay — The story of a Balmain pub and the tight-knit working-class community surrounding it, across the mid-twentieth century.
- Matthew Flinders' Cat — Bryce Courtenay — Billy O'Shannessy is a homeless alcoholic who finds an unlikely companion — and an unlikely reason to keep living.
- Tommo & Hawk — Bryce Courtenay — The second Potato Factory novel, following two brothers from the convict settlements to the gold rush. Epic and deeply felt.
- Fishing for Stars — Bryce Courtenay — Nick Duncan's story continues in this sweeping tale of love, loss and the South Pacific in the post-war years.
- The Power of One — Bryce Courtenay — Peekay, an English-speaking boy in Afrikaner South Africa, finds strength through boxing, friendship and an indomitable spirit. One of the great Australian novels.
- Tandia — Bryce Courtenay — The sequel to The Power of One, following Peekay into adulthood and deeper into the heart of apartheid South Africa.
- Solomon's Song — Bryce Courtenay — The third Potato Factory novel, following the Solomons and the Tucketts to the battlefields of Gallipoli and beyond.
- Four Fires — Bryce Courtenay — The Maloney family of Wangaratta, across four generations — a deeply Australian saga of love, loss and belonging.
- The Night Country — Bryce Courtenay — A late Courtenay, intimate and reflective.
- The Silver Moon: Reflections on Life, Death and Writing — Bryce Courtenay — Courtenay's final work, written as he faced his own mortality: reflections on writing, storytelling and the life well-lived.