Paul Williams Books in Order

Williams recalls growing up in Rhodesia and serving as a young conscript during its bush war. His coming of age confronts racism, battlefield disillusionment, and a troubled infatuation as the regime and his youthful assumptions unravel.

Writing exercises and freewriting prompts guide readers from practicing individual skills to combining them into a developed craft. Drawing on teaching and publishing experience, the authors encourage experiments across poetry, fiction, journalism, and nonfiction styles.

This book questions the labels of failure and success in education and everyday life. Proposing alternatives to the idea of failure, its authors examine how changing those concepts could alter people’s responses to setbacks and achievement.

Ten former members of a Christian cult gather at a remote castle for a reunion organized by their preacher. As guests begin dying, Rafe’s attempt to resolve feelings for an old obsession becomes a struggle to identify the killer.

Carrie Atwell suspects infidelity after finding an unfamiliar earring in her husband’s car. When evidence connects him to a murdered woman, she must confront the possibility that their comfortable Sunshine Coast marriage conceals a serial killer.

Paul Williams presents brief reflections and prose poems about consciousness, personal freedom, and the movement of human energy. Drawing together spiritual ideas and everyday insight, the book invites readers to reconsider their relationships with themselves and the world.