Roderic Quinn, the seventh child of Irish immigrants, was variously a teacher, public servant and newspaper editor before turning to the writing of poetry and short stories. He was particularly associated with the convivial Dawn and Dusk club which also included as members Victor J. Daley and Henry Lawson. - Summary by SonOfTheExiles
The Hidden TimeSpring SongThe Frontier-LandThe Song of the ViolinAt Her DoorStars in the SeaA Song of WindsSydney Cove, 1788Romance in the Market PlaceA Song of KeatsA Grey DayThe FisherThe Camp Within The WestIronyThe Twenty-Fifth of AprilAt End of a HolidayThe Currency LassThe Master-ManThe VoyagersLove MagicalAt DawnWith The QuandongsThe ArtistAn Empty RoomA WardrobeThe Little HouseThe Sea-SeekersThe Lotus-FlowerThe Golden YesterdayThe SeekerArnold Rode BehindMidnight and MoonlightThe AllisonsThe GardenerThe Black HoundThe Greater LoveAcushlaThe Three KnocksThe Red MistThe VigilThe House of the CommonwealthThe SwampShell MusicDrovers TwainTidingsThe SurrenderThe Fiddle and the CrowdThe Lovers' WalkThe Hidden HeartOn The BarrierThe Dread Beyond DeathAll of a PieceThe SongThe Secret PoolTwilight and PeaceThe CounsellorsAt The Tide's WillPerfectionThe Voices of the RainNoon on the Barrier RangesGod's AnswerIn SeptemberBequeathalThe Year's EndBy Momba TracksThe Turn of the RoadGarden StreetThe Drover of the StarsJust to DriftAfter Drafting"They Shall Come Home"The River and the RoadThe Red-Tressed MaidenTwo PicturesAfter CattleAustralia's VisionWestern CampsThe Shadow-ThirdThe LagoonBy The QuayThe Scarlet CloakThe Long, Lone RoadThe Threshold StoneDoing NothingHomeward GoingThe Soul of ANZAC
Poems - Roderic Quinn - Description and brief content, listen free online on the e-library site at Knigi-Audio.com/en/
