Glenn Martin

The I Ching is the "singular book of great esteem", having originated in China around 5,000 years ago as a form of divination. Around 3,000 years ago it was formulated into a system of sixty-four imag...

This is a collection of over forty stories drawn from the family history of Glenn Martin. Our family history can be illuminating, even inspiring. At its worst it is still cautionary, and suggests to u...

The author has a personal library of around four thousand books, substantial in a domestic setting, although miniscule in comparison to public libraries. The author's library has grown over fifty year...

Glenn shares threads of his life in this searching memoir. It includes glimpses into his doomed relationships, his experiences as a teacher - despite this not being his chosen career, and his experien...

This is a collection of poems from between 1970 and 1988, selected while Glenn was living in the hills outside of Kyogle on the north coast of New South Wales. The poems were written on stray scraps o...

This book is a collection of eight stories from people in Glenn Martin's family tree. It begins with two of his great great grandparents who were convicts who met in Hobart. He followed the meagre clu...

This book is a reflective journey through the disintegration of the "big story". The big story is the one we live inside of, the one that gives us the certainties and continuities of our lives. The di...

This is not an ordinary look at career plans. There may be merits in career plans, but could there be drawbacks too? And what could a successful life look like if there is no career plan? The author t...