"Always wanted to know more about Aboriginal Australia? Now for the first time in our history, you too can explore our stories. Come on a journey through time with the enigmatic Fethafoot Clan."
The James Cook University Library has recently purchased a ten book series by Pemulwuy Weeatunga (pen name of John M Wenitong), collectively they are called The Fethafoot Chronicles.
According to the The Fethafoot Chronicles website:
"This pithy glimpse will give you some idea of the enigmatic Clan. You will discover a more intricate use of their unique gifts and talents as you read the chronicles and, as the need for their unique individual skills occur. Please – enjoy my people’s pleasure in the telling of these chronicles. Although they are not in chronological order, they have been recorded as passed down for all to enjoy: to example the many unknown vibrant treasures of our first people and our ancient lands vibrant past. A journey will take you into the mostly unknown, moral and ethical heart of my people, from Dreamtime to today."
You can find the books in the literature section of the library.
Nyarla and the Circle of Stones (820A WEE 1C NYA)
Guluya and the Lake Mungo Mystery (820A WEE 1C GUL)
The Contest (820A WEE 1C CON)
The Ancient Omen: The Arrival (820A WEE 1C ANC)
The Vanishing: The Rainbow Serpent’s Dance
(820A WEE 1C VAN)
The Bunya-nut Games (820A WEE 1C BUN)
To Save a King (820A WEE 1C TOS)
Galku’s Revenge (820A WEE 1C GAL)
Pale n Hora Nigrum: Pale Death at the Black Line (820A WEE 1C PAL)
The Seventh Veil (820A WEE 1C SEV)
More information about the books and author can be found on The Fethafoot Chronicles website.
Each week recent purchases are placed on the new book displays inside the library, and eBooks are made immediately available to use. You can view and subscribe to the New Library Books list online. For instructions on how to borrow an eBook by downloading it; check out our eBook LibGuide. Some eBooks require logging in with your JCU username and password; additional software will need to be installed to download books to a digital bookshelf. Most eBooks can be read online without downloading extra software.
The James Cook University Library has recently purchased a ten book series by Pemulwuy Weeatunga (pen name of John M Wenitong), collectively they are called The Fethafoot Chronicles.
According to the The Fethafoot Chronicles website:
"This pithy glimpse will give you some idea of the enigmatic Clan. You will discover a more intricate use of their unique gifts and talents as you read the chronicles and, as the need for their unique individual skills occur. Please – enjoy my people’s pleasure in the telling of these chronicles. Although they are not in chronological order, they have been recorded as passed down for all to enjoy: to example the many unknown vibrant treasures of our first people and our ancient lands vibrant past. A journey will take you into the mostly unknown, moral and ethical heart of my people, from Dreamtime to today."
You can find the books in the literature section of the library.
Nyarla and the Circle of Stones (820A WEE 1C NYA)
Guluya and the Lake Mungo Mystery (820A WEE 1C GUL)
The Contest (820A WEE 1C CON)
The Ancient Omen: The Arrival (820A WEE 1C ANC)
The Vanishing: The Rainbow Serpent’s Dance
(820A WEE 1C VAN)
The Bunya-nut Games (820A WEE 1C BUN)
To Save a King (820A WEE 1C TOS)
Galku’s Revenge (820A WEE 1C GAL)
Pale n Hora Nigrum: Pale Death at the Black Line (820A WEE 1C PAL)
The Seventh Veil (820A WEE 1C SEV)
More information about the books and author can be found on The Fethafoot Chronicles website.
Each week recent purchases are placed on the new book displays inside the library, and eBooks are made immediately available to use. You can view and subscribe to the New Library Books list online. For instructions on how to borrow an eBook by downloading it; check out our eBook LibGuide. Some eBooks require logging in with your JCU username and password; additional software will need to be installed to download books to a digital bookshelf. Most eBooks can be read online without downloading extra software.
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