sought to write the biography of The Bulletin co-founder J. F. 'Archie' Archibald. Publishers refused to print the biography. Lines from his poem Far and Wide have been used in the Melbourne tourism advertisement running on ESPN2 and Tennis Channel during the 2016, 2017, and 2018 Australian Open. I'll call you to the beaches, And you shall bide with me Along the river reaches And by the open sea. Later life Brady, given as tall and debonair, in 1890 married Marion Cecilia Walsh; and in June 1895, married Annie Creo Dooley née Stanley, in June 1895. Aged 72, he married Florence Jane Bourke in 1942 in Victoria, and had a daughter. After retiring, he continued living in a tent home in Mallacoota. Aged 82, Brady died in 1952 at the Pambula Public Hospital of a heart condition. He was survived by his third wife, and six children from his first marriage. Bibliography Poetry The Ways of Many Waters, 1899 The Earthen Floor, Grip Newspaper Company, 1902 Bushland Ballads, 1910 Bells and Hobbles, 1911 The House of the Winds, 1919 Wardens of the Seas, Endeavour Press, Sydney, 1933 They Shall Be Remembered: A poem dedicated to the heroes of Second World War, also called Australia Remembers: Pte. C. J. Williams, Stubbs Publishing, 1946 Prose Sydney Harbour, Builder Printing Works, 1903 Sydney: The Commercial Capital of the Commonwealth, Builder Printing Works, 1904 Picturesque Port Phillip, George Robertson & Co, 1911 The King's Caravan: Across Australia in a Wagon, Edward Arnold, 1911 The River Rovers, George Robertson & Co, 1911 Tom Pagdin pirate, NSW Bookstall, 1911 — illustrated by Lionel Lindsay Australia Unlimited, 1918 — of one thousand quarto pages in size, a picturesque description of Australia's life and resources, selling of 10 000 copies, and costing £2/2/– each. It took six years to research and write The Land of the Sun, Edward Arnold, 1924 The Overlander: Prince's Highway, Ramsay Publishing, 1926 Doctor Mannix: Archbishop of Melbourne, Library of National Biography, 1934 Two Frontiers, Frank Johnson, 1944 — biography of Edward John Brady (1830–1914) Dreams and Realities, co-authored with Leslie Rubenstein, York Press, 1944 References Manuscript Archives Guide to the Papers of E. J. Brady at National Library of Australia Edwin James Brady papers, 1892-1951, State Library of New South Wales A 3173 'Australia unlimited, why and how I wrote it. A 3174 'Murray River Irrigation. Clippings, articles, notes, correspondence' and maps, 1908-1950.