A novella, a play, a collection of short stories, are all in "Journey to the Land of Green Chartreuse." Subjects vary from egomaniacal directors to King Arthur's Cave and the eerie punishments of It Master Shadow!

In the Winter of 2019 Peter Ridgeway set out to walk 179 kilometres across the Cumberland Plain, the region of rural land west of Sydney. Carrying his food and water and camping under the stars, he crossed one of the least-known landscapes in Australia, all within view of its largest city. This book recounts a unique journey across a landscape few Australians will ever see. In this open country the familiar forests of Sydney's sandstone are replaced by a fertile world of open woodlands, native grasslands and wetlands, home to some of the Nation's most unique and endangered wildlife. The traditional land of the Darug, Gundungurra, and Dharawal peoples, and the birthplace of the first Australian colony, it is a landscape which also holds the key to our entwined and conflicted origins. What was once a limitless tract of woodland is now being engulfed by the city to it's east in the largest construction project ever undertaken in the Southern Hemisphere - the elimination of an ecosystem and a community. This book provides an immersion in the history, wildlife, and culture of one of Australia's most rapidly vanishing landscapes, and reveals how the destruction of 'the West' is erasing not only itself, but something central to the identity of all Australians.

"The Valley Of Shadows is a fearful place. It Lies trapped between the Mountains of Human Ignorance and the High Planes of Indifference and treats those who venture into it with a disregard second only to the Halls of Death. Few angels, upon their own initiative, venture to pass even near to the valley. It is well known that the dangers and disasters experienced there far out-weigh any benevolence which might be gained while in it's grasp.......Yet it was upon the rim of this very place that Narison, ten-millionth of the Angelic Host traveled as he sought out the Master." Thus begins chronicle two of five spiritual quests detailing the activities of one angelic creature whose being radiates sincerity and a simplistic devotion to his station and charge. In an age of dramatic scientific advancement and an erosion of fundamental spiritual beliefs, the author challenges his readers to re-discover the great truths that can only be laid hold of by faith. Written in allegorical form, "Angel: Chronicles Of Narison" allows us to walk beside the unseen and experience life, human and spiritual, through the eyes of a creature whose sole propose and existence centers around service.