Carey, Peter

A tale loosely inspired by the life of Alexis de Tocqueville is set in the early nineteenth century and follows an unlikely friendship between a survivor of the French Revolution and an itinerant English engraver's son.

Journalist Felix Moore sets out to write the story of Australian Gabrielle Baillieux's release of a computer virus called Angel Worm, which results in the release of thousands of prisoners in Australia and the U.S. In the process, Moore ends up uncovering a link to a decades-old conflict between Australia and America.

Sarah Wode-Douglass, the editor of a London poetry magazine, accompanies the famous and infamous John Slater on a trip to Malaysia, hoping to find out how he destroyed her parents' marriage, but instead finds herself drawn into a dangerous mystery abroad.

The author presents a travel diary mixed with a few fictional embellishments about he and his son's cultural adventure to Japan to learn manga history and meet manga artists after they became intrigued by Japanese comics.

A fictionalized account of the history of the Kelly gang, which traces the adventures of Australian outlaw Ned Kelly.

Depicts the unlikely friendship between Olivier, an aristocratic survivor of the French Revolution, and Parrot, the motherless son of an itinerant English printer who meet when they come to America. Their shifting narratives describe their adventures apart and together and describes the newly founded American democracy.