Plays
- The Blood of Helmut Lange - The Unjustified Execution of Ronald Ryan, The Factory Theatre Crime Scenes
- Remember Ronald Ryan: A Dramatic Play by Barry Dickens, Currency Press, Sydney, 1994, ISBN 0-86819-392-5
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