Brian Caswell

Brian Caswell (born 13 January 1954) is an Australian teacher and author. Borrn in the village of Gwernaffield in Flintshire, Wales, Caswell's family moved first to England before emigrating to Australia in 1966. After an early career in pop music he taught English and in particular creative writing in the Sydney area. Most of his books are written for children and students although many are popular among older readers. Several are used as standard texts by the Australian school system. Bibliography:
  • Merryll of the Stones (1989)
  • A Dream of Stars (1991)
  • A Cage of Butterflies (1992)
  • Mike (1993)
  • Lisdalia (1994)
  • Dreamslip (1994)
  • Darryl (1995)
  • Deucalion (1995)
  • Maddie (1995)
  • Sweet Revenge (1995)
  • Asturias (1996)
  • Relax Max! (1997)
  • Only the Heart (1997), co-authored with David Phu An Chiem.
  • Gargantua (1998)
  • Gladiators in the Holo-Colosseum (1998)
  • Messengers of the Great Orff (1998)
  • TeeDee and the Collectors, or How It All Gegan (1998)
  • The View from Ararat (1998)
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