Tim Winton's books usually take us on a uniquely Australian journey, with a particularly Western Australian worldview. He is the author of several novels, three short-story collections and many books for young readers. He has twice won Australia's most prestigious literary award, the Miles Franklin award, for Shallows and Cloudstreet.
On the shelves
Novels
Non-Fiction
- Illumination: the art of Philip Wolfhagen with essays by Tim Winton (& 5 others)
- Smalltown with photography by Martin Mischkulnig and with an essay by Tim Winton
Short Stories
Short stories - Collections
- The Australian long story edited by Mandy Sayer. This includes the Tim Winton story Boner McPharlin's moll
- Australian short fiction: a history
- Making connections: six Australian short story writers edited by Brian Keyte. This collection includes an introduction and five short stories by Tim Winton: A Blow, A Kiss - And the Water Was Dark and It Went Down Forever - Gravity - Bay of Angels - My Father's axe
- Neighbours (1985) In: The Penguin Best Australian short stories.
- Top stories 2. Includes Distant Lands
Young Adult
Play
- Cloudstreet adapted by Nick Enright & Justin Monjo
- Rising water by Tim Winton
Biography
Memoir
- Island home: a landscape memoir
Study notes
Criticism and Interpretation of Tim Winton
- The Fiction of Tim Winton: earthed and sacred by Lyn McCredden
- Mind the country: Tim Winton's fiction by Salhia Ben-Messahel
- Tim Winton: a celebration
- Tim Winton: critical essays edited by Lynn McCledden and Nathanael O'Reilly
- Tim Winton: the writer and his work