Greg Barron

Crime, history, and international politics are all passionate interests of author Greg Barron. He has lived in North America, New South Wales and in and around Katherine, Northern Territory. He once crossed Arnhem Land on foot, and has a passion for outback landscapes.

Published by HarperCollins Australia and Stories of Oz Publishing, Greg’s books are gutsy page-turners that have won a wide readership and critical acclaim. His titles include Rotten Gods, Savage Tide and Lethal Sky (HarperCollins) and The Hammer of Ramenskoye, Camp Leichhardt , Galloping Jones and Other True Stories from Australia’s History, Whistler’s Bones, Red Jack and the Ragged Thirteen, Outlaw: The Story of Joe Flick, The Time of Thunder, The Last Days of Dom Sebastian, Beyond the Big Bend and The Pedestrian (Stories of Oz Publishing).

Greg has lived in North America, New South Wales and the Northern Territory. His books are gutsy pageturners that tell the truth about the world, now and and in the most interesting, pivotal stages of history. Rotten Gods was long listed for the prestigious Ned Kelly awards, and has been lauded as "one of the most sophisticated geopolitical thrillers ever written." Savage Tide was described by ABC Radio reviewer Rob Minshull as; "Both supremely intelligent and written at breathtaking pace."