Peter Russell-Clarke - Partial List of Published Works

Partial List of Published Works

  • New Idea Cookbook (Southdown Press) ISBN 0-86860-280-9
  • The Awful Australian 'arry (John Walker Publications, 1969) (by Robert King Crawford; llustrated by Peter Russell-Clarke)
  • The World is Flat: An Authentic Misrepresentation of Australian History (1972) ISBN 0-9599084-0-4 (by Robert King Crawford ; Illustrated by Peter Russell-Clarke)
  • Getting Across: A Guide to Good Speaking and Writing (Edward Arnold, 1978) ISBN 27558507 (by Maurice Brown; drawings by Peter Russell-Clarke)
  • Peter Russell-Clarke's Egg Cook Book (Schwartz, 1979) ISBN 0-86753-000-6
  • Peter Russell-Clarke's Come and Get It Cookbook: The Book of the TV Series (Macmillan, 1984) ISBN 0-333-38035-5
  • Peter Russell-Clarke's Freshwater Trout Cookbook (Pan Macmillan Australia, January 1985)
  • Peter Russell-Clarke's Honey Cookbook (Sun Papermac, 1985) ISBN 0-7251-0477-5
  • Come and Get it Again: More Fresh and Easy Recipes From the TV Show (Australian Broadcasting Commission, January 1987) ISBN 0-642-53068-8
  • Food, the Dictionary (Sun Books, 1985) ISBN 0-7251-0500-3 (written and illustrated by Peter Russell-Clarke)
  • Aussie Outdoor Cookbook: In Association with the Australian Red Cross (Lothian, 1998) ISBN 0-85091-939-8
  • Pie of the Day (Lothian Books, October 1998) ISBN 0-85091-882-0
  • The Magic of Lemons (Information Australia, 2000) ISBN 1-86350-343-9
  • Magic of Olive Oil (Information Australia, 2001) ISBN 1-86350-363-3
  • Food Encyclopedia: Everything You Need to Know About Every Food (BAS Publishing, December 2005) ISBN 1-920910-65-4
  • The Adventures of Harry Lombard: The Magic Suitcase (Jellisen Publishing Australia, 2005) ISBN 0-9758133-0-7 (by Michael Krape; drawings by Peter Russell-Clarke)
  • Waltzing Matilda (Alto Books, 2008) ISBN 978-0-9804914-9-4 (by A.B. Banjo Paterson; illustrator, Peter Russell-Clarke)

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