in the Southside Pavilion" "Room No. 5 (Escribo)" "Happy Story" "A Windmill in the West" "Withdrawal" "Report on the Shadow Industry" "Conversations with Unicorns" "American Dreams" "The Fat Man in History" War Crimes (1979) "The Journey of a Lifetime" "Do You Love Me?" "The Uses of Williamson Wood" "The Last Days of a Famous Mime" "A Schoolboy Prank" "The Chance" "Fragrance of Roses" "The Puzzling Nature of Blue" "Ultra-Violet Light" "Kristu-Du" "He Found Her in Late Summer" "Exotic Pleasures" "War Crimes" Stories from Carey's first two collections have been repackaged in The Fat Man in History and Other Stories (1980), Exotic Pleasures (1990), and Collected Stories (1994); the last also includes three previously uncollected stories: "Joe" (Australian New Writing, 1973), "A Million Dollars Worth of Amphetamines" (Nation Review, 1975), and "Concerning the Greek Tyrant" (The Tabloid Story Pocket Book, 1978). Uncollected short stories "Contacts" (Under Twenty-Five: An Anthology, 1966) "Eight Parts of a Whole" (Manic Magazine, 1970) "Interview with Yourself" (Manic Magazine, 1970) "Structure" (Manic Magazine, 1970) "I Know You Can Talk" (Stand Magazine, 1975) "The Mad Puzzle King" (Living Daylights, 1975) "The Rose" (Nation Review, 1976) "The Cosmic Pragmatist" (Nation Review, 1977) "The Pleasure Bird" (Australian Playboy, 1979) "An Abandoned Chapter" (Overland, 1997) Contributed chapters "A small memorial" In: Stories of Manhood: Journeys into the Hidden Hearts of Men edited by Steve Biddulph (2009) Juvenile fiction The Big Bazoohley: A Story for Children (1995) Non-fiction A Letter to Our Son (1994) 30 Days in Sydney: A Wildly Distorted Account (2001) Letter from New York (2001) Wrong about Japan (2005) Screenplays Bliss (1985, with Ray Lawrence) Until the End of the World (1991, with Wim Wenders) Stage Illusion (1986, with Mike Mullins and Martin Armiger) Adaptations Dead End Drive-In (1986, adapted from his short story "Crabs" by Peter Smalley) Oscar and Lucinda (1997, adapted from his novel by Laura Jones) True History of the Kelly Gang (2019, adapted from his novel by Shaun Grant) Notes External links MFA Creative Writing, Hunter College, City University of New York Peter Carey at Random House Australia Guide to the Papers of Peter Carey at the National Library of Australia Guide to the Peter Carey Papers at Fryer Library, The University of Queensland Peter Carey Website maintained by Rebecca J. Vaughan and hosted by Flinders University The Literary Encyclopedia: Peter Carey Internet book List: Peter Carey Peter Carey on Bookworm Radio Peter Carey interviewed