Graham Wilson lives in Sydney Australia. He has completed and published nine separate books, and also a range of combined novel box sets. They comprise two series, 1. The Old Balmain House Series - three novels 2 The Crocodile Spirit Dreaming Series - five novels along with a family memoir, Children of Arnhem's Kaleidoscope The Old Balmain House Series starts with the novel, Little Lost Girl. Here a photo was discovered of a small girl who lived and died about 100 years ago. The second novel in this series, Lizzie's Tale, is the story of a working class teenage girl. It tells of how, pregnant, she is determined not to let her baby be adopted. The third novel, Devil's Choice, is about an awful choice to save the life of her daughter, inflicted with an incurable disease. The Crocodile Spirit Dreaming Series is based in Outback Australia. It tells the story of an English backpacker, Susan, who visits the Northern Territory and becomes captivated and in great danger from a man who loves crocodiles. The second book, Creature of an Ancient Dreaming, follows the consequences of the discovery of this man's remains and Susan, being placed on trial for murder. The third book, The Empty Place, is about Susan's struggle to retain her sanity in jail while her family and friends desperately try to find out what really happened on that fateful day before it is too late. The final book in the series, Sunlit Shadow Dance is the story of a girl who appears in a remote aboriginal community in North Queensland, without any memory except for her name and how she rebuilds her life from the fragments of the past. The book, Children of Arnhem's Kaleidoscope, is the story of the author's life in the Northern Territory: his childhood in an aboriginal community in remote Arnhem Land, in Australia's Northern Territory, of the people, danger and beauty of this place, and of its transformation over the last half century with the coming of aboriginal rights and the discovery or uranium. It also tells of his surviving an attack by a large crocodile and of his work over two decades in the outback of the NT. In his other life Graham is a veterinarian who works in wildlife conservation and for rural landholders. He lived a large part of his life in the Northern Territory and his books reflect this experience.