Books in Order: A Deep Dive into the Works of John Birmingham
Introduction to the Author
John Birmingham, a remarkable British-Australian author, embarked on his writing journey at the University of Queensland, Brisbane. His initial writings consisted of intriguing history articles for the university’s student newspaper. His passion for the written word further flourished when he started contributing to well-known publications such as Rolling Stone and the Australian Penthouse. However, Birmingham’s most acclaimed work, delightful memoir titled “He Died With a Felafel in His Hand”, gained considerable fame, shaping his reputation as a distinguished author. The memoir, transforming into a stage play, film, and graphic novel, added multiple feathers to his cap. Next, in his illustrious career came the captivating Axis of Time trilogy, an engrossing blend of alternate history and techno-thriller narratives.
The Advent of ‘Books in Order’
John Birmingham’s literary journey kickstarted with his memorable memoir, “He Died With a Felafel in His Hand.” He followed up this success with a riveting sequel, “The Tasmanian Babes Fiasco,” in 1998. Herein, we provide a systematic list of all published books in order for fans and new readers to follow Birmingham’s literary prowess chronologically: