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‘Azaria’s Rock’, Rolling Stone, Issue
374 April 1984
‘ Who Killed Azaria?’ Spectrum magazine (USA) August/Sept 1984
‘ Interviews’ with Michael Chamberlain
‘ Interviews’ relating to Phil Ward and Alice Springs
Article in Leadership Letter
Edges of Seventh-day Adventism
Non-Fiction
Beyond Azaria (1999) |
Information Australia, 214p, hardback
Co-authored with Michael Chamberlain
Beyond Azaria is Michael Chamberlain’s account of his life, his faith
and those awful moments when first his daughter was taken, then his wife taken
away.
People who will enjoy it:
Those with an interest in the Chamberlain case,
Seventh-day Adventism at large and Michael Chamberlain himself.
Available from:
- Your local library. If they haven’t got it, ask for inter-library
loan.
- www.abebooks.com and other online booksellers.
Raving on:
I remember where I was when my wife Robbie told me that Azaria Chamberlain
had been taken by a dingo. I had an enduring interest in the case, the people
involved, the art and music associated with Azaria, and I firmly believed Lindy
was innocent. As if that wasn’t enough, I was writing for Phil Ward at
the time, and he worked tirelessly on the case. He talked about it all the
time.
Eventually I wrote a 10,000-word article called ‘Azaria’s Rock’ for
Rolling Stone magazine. It was also published in an American magazine in two
parts. Michael liked that article and so there was a natural understanding
of where I stood - in regards to the Chamberlains themselves as well as the
case).
We wrote much of this book in the vicinity of Avondale College. At the time,
I found it extremely difficult to co-habit the same neighbourhood as the College,
the college cafeteria and the college graveyard. |
