Katharine Susannah Prichard - Works

Works

Novels

  • The Pioneers (1915) - filmed in 1916 by Franklyn Barrett and 1926 by Raymond Longford
  • Windlestraws (1916)
  • Black Opal (1921)
  • Working Bullocks ([921)
  • The Wild Oats of Han (1928)
  • Coonardoo (1929)
  • Haxby's Circus (1930)
  • Intimate Strangers (1939)
  • Moon of Desire (1941)
  • The Roaring Nineties (1946)
  • Golden Miles (1948)
  • Winged Seeds (1950)
  • Subtle Flame (1967)

Short stories

  • Kiss on the Lips (1932)
  • Potch and Colour (1944)
  • N'Goola (1959)
  • The Cooboo (1932)
  • Marlene (1938)
  • Flight

Drama

  • Brumby Innes (1929)

Reportage

  • The Real Russia (1934)

Poetry

  • Clovelly Verses (1913)
  • The Earth Lover and Other Verses (1932)

Autobiography

  • Child of the Hurricane (1964)

Selection from collected works

  • On Strenuous Wings (1965)
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