All items for sale go towards furthering the aims of The Adam Lindsay Gordon Commemorative Committee Inc.  So why not surprise that special person and help us raise money?

**EXCLUSIVE - SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR** The Last Letters 1868-1870 Adam Lindsay Gordon by Hugh Anderson - $A40.00 including postage

Hugh Anderson's renowned 1970 publication of Gordon's letters to John Riddoch span the last years of Gordon's turbulent life.  This is a rare opportunity to secure a SIGNED copy from the editor. Hard copy with dust jacket. 75 pages. *FOUR COPIES REMAINING*

The Ballad of Adam Lindsay Gordon on CD - $A17.00 including postage (add $5.00 for international addresses)

Australia's acclaimed national Poet 1833-1870.

The performance version of the Life and Poems of Australia's Poet continually evolves in the touring live show. The CD is the original history with music, sound effects and anecdotes of Gordon's life including relevant pieces from his "Ballad of Eight Poems" - YE WEARIE WAYFARER. This is not a book reading it is an entertaining biographical telling of ADAM LINDSAY GORDON'S life story.  Length 27 mins.

"Geoff Dening's CD - is full of surprises. Geoff tells the background story of Adam Lindsay Gordon's life interspersed with a very good choice of Gordon's works. In his introductions to the works, the background effects are particularly well chosen to enhance the mental images Geoff is conveying with his very well scripted preambles. It is a very well produced work with good choices of material for the Adam Lindsay Gordon lover." - Carol Reffold, The Patchwork Poet.

To hear a sample cut from the CD of the Ballad of Adam Lindsay Gordon, click on this link here.

Inaugural Froth & Bubble Festival 2006 on DVD - $A20.00 including postage

Filmed and edited by Ian Adams Productions this DVD of the inaugural Froth & Bubble Festival is both entertaining and informative.  See Adam Lindsay Gordon (Bernard Caleo) come to life and hear speeches by comedian Geoff Dening, academic Professor Chris Wallace-Crabbe and Dr. Helen Kinloch.  Length 50 mins.

"You wouldn't think from looking at him he had so many broken bones through his life would you?" - Professor Wallace-Crabbe.