Golden Gifts: An Australian Tale: Maude Jean Franc

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Golden Gifts: An Australian Tale: Maude Jean FrancSouth Australian Matilda Jane Evans, writing under the pseudonym Maud Jeanne Franc, published 14 novels between 1859 and 1885 set in South Australia. These domestic, religious and temperance novels represent a significant contribution of literature to the young colony and demonstrated it was possible to live a worthy spiritual life, dispelling the preconcieved idea that all colonials were necessarily rough and degenerate. Women were represented as

Alcott's 'little women' - talented tomboy and aspiring author Jo

Olaf Stapledon

spawn of Satan was dead

As they grow more daring and vicious they are drawn to the abandoned Funhouse and the real source of the disappearances

He believes that there's a pattern in the killings that will provide a solution

unforgiving Long March

the mystical kingdom of Ys in western Gaul is in great danger of slipping into oblivion

The only hope for the exhausted crew is a dangerous journey to an illegal lab in the distant binary system of Valdor International

Its patriarch

She's working as a Mesh reporter and has become an unwilling pawn in a conspiracy that might end Morrison's project - and her life

with careful conservation

nearing retirement age