The Conversations at Curlow Creek

Set in 1827 on the plains of New South Wales, this novel unfolds over a single night as two Irish men—one a condemned bushranger and the other a police officer—share a tense and revealing conversation in a remote hut. Through their dialogue and reflections, the story explores themes of justice, fate, and the human condition, intertwining their lives with insights from Ireland and Australia. With evocative prose and a tone of irony, the narrative delves into the complexities of freedom, truth, and the inevitable approach of dawn.