Dingo Howlers / Colin Newsome

Author:
Newsome, Colin (1916–2008)

Publisher:
Glen Innes, N.S.W. : C.J. Newsome, 1985

ISBN:
0958921806

Format:
Softcover

Pages:
153 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm

Condition:
Very Good – light wear to covers, internally clean and tightly bound. No writing or major flaws noted.

Description:
A rare and spirited self-published volume by Glen Innes bushman Colin Newsome, Dingo Howlers brings together true stories, yarns and recollections from the high country of northern New South Wales. Focusing on dingo trapping, rural life, local characters, and outback adventure, Newsome offers a humorous yet heartfelt window into bush tradition and country resilience in the mid-20th century.

Complete with black-and-white photographs and portraits, this is both a personal memoir and a valuable regional historical record of the people and the wild places of the Northern Tablelands.

Why You’ll Love It:
If you’re drawn to outback storytelling, heritage rural tales, or old-school bushmen who could spin a yarn around a campfire, Dingo Howlers will strike a chord. A fantastic addition to collections on Australian folklore, farming culture, or New England Highlands history — and a great gift for readers who appreciate life on the land told in an authentic voice.