Margaret Dwyer: 5 books

A small girl made her way purposefully through the orchard that separated her weatherboard home from the local schoolshe scrambled through the hole in the fence and made her way to the school and knocked on the door. The startled schoolmaster surveyed his tiny caller, who announced, Ive come to sing...

Everyone has a story to tell, or so the saying goes. This is certainly true in the towns of Parkes, Alectown, and Peak Hill that sit along one of Australias most iconic highways, the Newell. From a pioneering shearer with a penchant for karaoke, to a dentist who moved in Londons high society...

The Unbroken Chain is the sequel to Margaret’s last book, A Chain of Dreams. It follows the family into the twenty-first century dealing with the challenges they faced with the changing times.

If flame-haired Tish OReagan had not accepted a scholarship to study voice production at the Trinity College of Music in Dublin, her parents would have continued to run their 3,000 acre mixed farming property in the Central Western Slopes of New South Wales. However, because she did accept it, her...

Discover the critical vocabulary of Western architecture and the enduring influence of the five classical orders within this fully illustrated Grove Art Essentials volume. Beginning with the syntax of columns and entablatures in ancient Egypt, the authors outline the development of the classical orders...