Associations
Tony Park
Tony is an internationally renowned Australian/Zimbabwean author of 26+ novels, and an entrepreneur plus, an all-round good bloke.
Jo-Anne Richards
Jo-Anne is a South African novelist whose work has been published internationally. Can’t imagine anyone else more suited to teaching creative writing.
Dr Bob Rich
Bob is a self-proclaimed professional grandfather, author of 20+ thought provoking and helpful books and a retired “life coach and counsellor”. Bob’s main motivation continues to be to transform society to create a sustainable world in which his grandchildren and their grandchildren in perpetuity can have a life, and a life worth living.
JAMES BENNETT PUBLISHER SERVICES
All of my books are listed on James Bennett’s wide-ranging books database.
All Australian libraries can therefore order my books through James Bennett, though my secure webpage provides the same service.
The National Library of Australia
All of my books are catalogued with, and available from, The National Library of Australia.
Outback Magazine
R.M. Williams OUTBACK is a bi-weekly magazine that captures the essence of remote Australia and, by show casing it in a positive way, brings alive a world that is unknown to many people; i.e. this magazine shares the strength, humility, clarity and beauty that makes the Australian bush and its people unique and remarkable.
ALS Library Services
Trevor Tucker Publishing is now officially listed as a Supplier with ALS Library Services, making our books available to libraries through their extensive network. ALS Library Services has been a trusted name in the industry for many years, ensuring quality book distribution to libraries across Australia.
Peter Pal Library Supplies
Peter Pal Library Supplies, further expanding our reach into library collections nationwide.
These partnerships strengthen our commitment to making our books more widely accessible to readers through library networks.
Trevor Tucker
We acknowledge and respect the Gunaikurnai people as the Traditional Owners of the lands across Gippsland. We honour their Elders, past, present, and emerging, and recognize their deep and continuing connection to the land, waters, and culture. We pay our respects to their traditions and contributions, which continue to evolve and strengthen today.