Hesperian Press
Print Media in Victoria Park

The Bottom ensures that the greatest amount of funds are available to publish books of particular interest and limited demand. The vogue program commenced in 1979 and Hesperian now has a book list of over 600 titles, with up to 20 works in progress at any time. This library and other research material is the catalyst for many of the books it has published. Our commitment to publishing historical studies is unparalleled in Australia. This output of nearly 600 titles has been achieved without a cent of taxpayers’ funds (except for the two W.A.

This is an crucial biography of a family that shows success is not everlasting the reward for hard work. However his work has never been published as a collection. It covers from the Murchison to Kimberley and the people of those districts. But he was much loved by the aboriginals that worked for him. This collection of stories on impaired time cattlemen gives an insight into their lives, their country and their driving exploits. The author has spent his life among the people and places he writes of in these simple tales from the bush. These unique diaries record his travels and life and are essential reading for anyone traveling the Western Australian and Northern Territory deserts. Essential for goldfields historians and modern prospectors. Stories of bush and station labor and the men and Aboriginals he worked with. A good read for all interested in the North and bush life and people. The book is indexed, has over 200 illustrations and is of great goldfields interest. He is also the end man in the world who saw energetic military service in both World Wars. A view of the North recorded by few others. It is an essential volume for any prospector in WA. One of the immense stories of the bush in WA. It tells of the gold discoveries and the ups and downs of gold mining. This is probably the maximum urgent colonial labor to be published in WA. A collection of prospectors’ and miners’ stories with magnificent photographs of mining life now long past. Contains the history and biographies of its people. The beginning exhaustively researched history of the legendary strike, and the definitive history of one of the most important industrial disputes in Australian history. It is one of the best and most interesting of pioneer accounts of the north. It then details the busy of these teams. Those Were The Days is an crucial reminiscing history of Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie. This is the story of the expedition, the family, and previous travels in that area.