New Releases by Bill Morrison

When two young gaolbirds were at last released, they had but one thing in mind: to seek revenge against the man who had betrayed them. But vengence is fickle and can spread to where ever resentment is dry. And old wounds are reopened and guns balzed to settle old scores. Many are drawn into the final battle but few emerge unscathed.

Peace can be as hard to win as war and nobody knew that as well as Mackie, the military scout, who had struggled to bring peace to the frontier. All was thrown into jeopardy by the criminal ambitions of one man, who thought nothing of unleashing an Indian war, regardless of the consequences. It was up to Mackie to put his own life on the line.

After the Civil War ended young Jerry Bryce headed for the Bakula River where a gold rush was in progres s. Here he found that the bitter legacy of the war burned on and his thirst for justice and humanity was severely put to the test. ''

Calder Cannons skipper Jude Bolton will start his AFL career with the Sydney Swans. (photo)

Essendon will be hoping for a change of fortune on the second day of its two-day match against Dandenong next Saturday. (photo)

Profile of Betty Butcher, local community activist (photo).

Black Horse Westerns belong to a series published each month by Robert Hale. Trail of the Wolf is one of ten titles produced during July 1995.

Coverage of the 1993 Western Region Games.

A young boy learns the value of formal education when he quits school to find a job.

Typescript, undated. Unmarked typescript of a play by the Northern Irish playwright Bill Morrison, which opened May 12, 1972, at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven, Conn.