Henry Lawson’s most famous story is The Drover’s Wife. It initially appeared in The Bulletin in 1892 and was included in a number of Lawson’s books in the years immediately following its first publication. In this episode of the Henry Lawson’s Crumbs Podcast, we discuss Lawson’s classic work, The Drover’s Wife.

Lawson works discussed in the episode:

Alligator Desolation: A Ghost Story. Originally published in The Boomerang 25 April 1891. Collected in Short Stories in Prose and Verse as We Called Him “Ally” for Short (December 1894).

The Drover’s Wife. Originally published in The Bulletin 23 July 1892. Collected in Short Stories in Prose and Verse (December 1894).

“Middleton’s Peter”: A Bush Yarn. Originally published in The Worker 21 December 1895. Collected in On the Track (April 1900).

A Double Buggy at Lahey’s Creek. Originally published in Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Monthly February 1901. Collected in Joe Wilson and His Mates (November 1901).

The Bush Girl. Originally published in Children of the Bush (July 1902).