William Stuart Long

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William Stuart Long is a pseudonym of the British author Vivian Stuart (born January 2, 1914 in Great Britain, † August , 1986 ).

Become

Using the pseudonym William Stuart Long, she wrote a popular historical series called "Australians" based on her research at the Mitchell Library in Sydney, the National Maritime Museum, the British Public Records Office and the New York Public Library. She has spent many years in Australia and is familiar with the country and its history. Her books were published by Dell Publishing in New York, the German translation initially by Goldmann Verlag in Munich and later by the Weltbild publishing group as paperbacks.

Works

Australia saga
  • Volume 1: The Exiles (Original: "The Exiles" 1979)
  • Volume 2: The Settlers (Original: "The Settlers" 1980)
  • Volume 3: The Traitors (Original: "The Traitors" 1981)
  • Volume 4: In the footsteps of the fathers (Original: "The Explorers" 1982)
  • Volume 5: The Adventurers (Original: "The Adventurers" 1983)
  • Volume 6: The Wide Land (Original: "The Colonists" 1984)
  • Volume 7: The Gold Miners (Original: "The Gold Seekers" 1985)
  • Volume 8: Thorny Paths (Original: "The Gallant" 1986)
  • Volume 9: The Founding Fathers (Original: "The Empire Builders" 1987)
  • Volume 10: The Seafarers (Original: "The Seafarers" 1988)
  • Volume 11: The Rebels (Original: "The Nationalists" 1989)
  • Volume 12: The power-obsessed (Original: "The Imperialists" 1990)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Blurb of the German paperback editions.