Later published as "Crocodile Country" (1990) Scrapwagon (1965) The Odd Spot of Bother (1967) No Reference Intended (1968) Warm Beer And Other Stories (1969) A Good Keen Girl (1970) Bastards I Have Met (1971) Fred (1972) Shorty (1980) Puha Road (1982) The Adventures of Sam Cash (1985). A selection from earlier books (Hang On A Minute Mate) and (There and Back.) Wild Pork and Watercress (1986); Filmed by Taika Waititi as Hunt for the Wilderpeople Bedtime Yarns (1988) Bullock Creek (1989) The Life and Times of a Good Keen Man (1992) (autobiography part 1) Gold and Greenstone (1993) Arty and the Fox (1994) Forty Yarns and a Song (1995) (autobiography part 2) Mrs Windyflax and the Pungapeople (1995) Crumpy's Campfire Companion (1996) (autobiography part 3) As The Saying Goes (1996) Song of a Drifter (1996) Back Down The Track (1998) The Pungapeople of Ninety Mile Beach (1999) Harry Hobnail and the Pungapeople (2002) Mr Tanglewood and the Pungapeople (2005) Tribute to Crumpy (1997), selection of his poems and prose, but mostly a tribute by other persons. Professor Pingwit and the Pungapeople (2009) Books about Barry Crump Stand In The Rain is a novel written by Jean Watson which was in part based on her relationship with Crump (1965). A Tribute To Crumpy; Barry Crump 1935–1996, Various Authors (1996). The Old Dynamite Shack, by George Johnston (1999). A Life in Loose Strides; The Story of Barry Crump, by Colin Hogg (2000). The Hermit of Cemetery Island, by George Johnston (2002). In Endless Fear; A True Story, by Colin Crump (2002). In Salting the Gravy; A Tale of a Twelve Year Marriage to Barry Crump, by Robin Lee-Robinson (2004). Sons of a Good Keen Man, by the six sons of Barry Crump (2022). Book connected to Barry Crump Barry Crump's father, Wally Crump, wrote a book titled "McDunnit Dunnit" which was published in New Zealand in 1964. See also New Zealand literature Hunting in New Zealand References External links Official website "Crump, Barry" in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography Barry Crump at New Zealand Book Council / Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature 1935 births 1996 deaths New Zealand writers New Zealand hunters New Zealand Members of the Order of the British Empire New Zealand Bahá'ís Converts to the Bahá'í Faith 20th-century Bahá'ís