Sue Bagust: 9 books

Travellers is Sue Bagust's second collection of short stories and travels down the East coast of Australia sharing a tent with a dog and a Maine Coon cat. You have met the people here in these stories at some other time, in some other place.

An introduction to the ancient alphabet of trees, their uses, healing powers and their meanings for magic, divination and lunar astrology

This Australian Animal Oracle with art by Linda Godden combines the Celtic and Aboriginal beliefs about working with nature to facilitate a smooth passage through life. Instead of telling you a conventional history of our land, we want to share our stories with you: stories of our land, our peoples and the creatures that share our land with us. We hope our stories are useful to you too.

In our post World War II consumer society we are taught how to be good customers rather than encouraged to be good producers who can look after ourselves. We rely on supermarkets to feed us and on pharmaceutical companies for good health rather than what we can produce in our farms and our gardens....

Copywriting made easy, with tips from an old copywriter with 30+ years experience in corporate, retail, direct, point-of-sale, real estate and recruitment advertising.

This is my third collection of short stories, written as homework for the Pomona Writers Group in 2014 and 2015 covering topics from Barking Butterflies and Swan Uppers, to Gold Tops and Cabbies Who Knew The Way. I hope you enjoy this collection as much as I enjoyed writing them.

“Men and women of Australia, we are at war with Japan” - Prime Minister John Curtin, December 1941 December 1941 marked Australia’s coming of age. Prior to this Australia trusted Great Britain to dictate foreign policy so Australia's military campaigns of 1941 were the last as part of...

“I suppose you realise that your leading division is the only force that can reach Rangoon in time to prevent its loss” - Cable from Winston Churchill to John Curtin, 20 February 1942 As Singapore fell and the Japanese massed to invade New Guinea, Churchill disregarded Curtin’s requests...

What if reincarnation exists and every lifetime is our opportunity to get it right this time around? What if we meet the same souls again to love and live until death parts us, only to be born to meet and love and live again? What if the Universe does listen and grant wishes? Sarah wishes now...