Thylacines in fiction, poetry and other stories: a bibliography
Indigenous Australian authors
Grose, Mark and Hohnen, Michael (producers). (2014a). Thylacine & Red Kangaroo (Kunwinjku version), motion picture. Directed by Paul Williams, written and narrated by Terrah Guymala. Skinnyfish Music. [dreaming story]
Grose, Mark and Hohnen, Michael (producers). (2014b). Thylacine & Red Kangaroo (English version), motion picture. Directed by Paul Williams, written and narrated by Terrah Guymala. Skinnyfish Music. [dreaming story]
Leslie, Donna. (2022). Quiet dignity: Thylacinus cynocephalus. Thylacinis (Tasmanian Tiger). Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues 25(3-4): 90. [poetry; from the Gamilaroi people of New South Wales]
Maynard, Leigh. (1998). Kannenner the Brave (The Tasmanian Tiger), animated picture. Narrated by Kevin Smith. Aboriginal Nations Pty Ltd. [dreaming story]
Maynard, Leigh. (2004). How the Tasmanian Tiger got its Stripes. Scholastic. 32 pp. [dreaming story]
Morrissey, John. (2023). The rupture, pp. 63-78. In: Firelight. Text Publishing. 256 pp.
Mannalargenna. (1979). Corinna, The Brave One, pp. [?-?]. In: Cotton, Jackson. Touch The Morning: Tasmanian Native Legends. Hobart: O.B.M. 56 pp. [dreaming story] [the stories in this book(let) are increasingly disputed; any negativity reflects back on Jackson Cotton not Mannalargenna who had died over 140 years earlier]
Nabarlambarl, S. P., Nabarlambarl, E. D. and Dangbunala, B. (2018). Djankerrk. Thylacine Story. Darwin: Warddeken Land Management. [dreaming story]
Wyld, Jasper. (2022). Thylacine, pp. 126-138. In: Ismael, Rafeif and van Neerven, Ellen (eds.). Unlimited futures: Speculative, visionary blak and black fiction. Fremantle Press in association with Djed Press. 312 pp.
All authors
Arnold, Dick. (1893). A Tasmanian Romance. Melbourne: Melville, Mullen & Slade. 203 pp. [chapter 7: "The Tiger-Wolf—..."]
Aronson, Linda. (year?). Naturally Rude. Puffin. [incomplete reference]
Atwood, M. (2006). Thylacine Ragout. The Tent [2006]: 73-75. [relevant reference?]
B., Winifred. (1983). Revenge of the Tasmanian Tiger. The Source 3: [pagination?].
Black, Tony. (2014). The Last Tiger. Cargo Publishing. 324 pp.
Bolton, Barbara (author) and White, Alan (illustrator). (1980). Jandy Malone and the Nine O’clock Tiger. Angus & Robertson. [a play was adapted from the book]
Booth, Christine. (2019). One Careless Night. Black Dog Books. 40 pp. [Available from Amazon]
Borrell, Sally. (2009). Challenging humanism: human-animal relations in recent postcolonial novels. PhD thesis, Middlesex University.
Boud, Kerin. (2020). The Tasmanian Tiger Expedition. Self published.
Bradley, James. (2020). Ghost Species. Hamish Hamilton. 288 pp.
Brinsmead, H. F. (1972). Echo in the Wilderness. London: Oxford University Press.
Bugmann, Marlies. (2002). Kangaroo Dog (Green Heart Series). Austin, Texas: Zumaya Publications. 159 pp. [children's literature]
Bullock, Emily. (2009). Hunting the Tasmanian Thylacine: A Brilliant Shadow, pp. 73-116. In: A Cultural Poetics of Contemporary Tasmanian Gothic. PhD dissertation, Macquarie University. [chapter 1]
Cali, Davide and Palmarucci, Claudia. (2023). Island of Shadows. Creative Editions. ISBN 10: 156846388X / ISBN 13: 9781568463889
Campbell, Justine and Sarah Hamilton. (2013). They Saw a Thylacine. Strawberry Hills, NSW: Curreny Press.. 66 pp. [Kindle edition] [a play]
Campbell, Justine and Sarah Hamilton. (2017). They Saw a Thylacine. In: Endangered: Three Plays. Strawberry Hills, NSW: Curreny Press. x + 222 pp. ISBN 10: 1925005879 / ISBN 13: 9781925005875
Carey-Wells, Penny and Perndt, Diane. (2006). Pockets & corners : furry facts and thylacine fiction in the heartlands of Tasmania. Kingston Beach, Tasmania: Cloud Design. 109 pp.
Carr, Aaron. (2015). Tasmanian Tiger. New York, New York: AV² by Weigl.
Casey, R. (1994). A Tiger in Tasmania. Ashgrove, Queensland: Red Dragon Publishing. 57 pp.
Cerda, Jovan. (2021). An afternoon with the Tasmanian tiger. Self published.
Chauncy, Nan. (1957). Tiger in the Bush. London: Oxford University Press. 172 pp.
Chauncy, Nan. (1971). Tiger in the Bush. London: Oxford University Press. 119 pp.
Cole, Briend. (2019). Tiger-Wolf. Bondi Junction, NSW: ETT Imprint. ISBN 10: 1925706850 / ISBN 13: 9781925706857
Cook, Greg. (2009). Thylacine; Not. Self published? [book cover and blurb]
Cornehl, Christoph. (2021). Beutelwolf und Wandertaube. Rediroma-Verlag. 76 pp. [poetry]
Cowell, Cressida. (2020). Treetop Twins: Wilderness Adventures: The Twins Track a Tiger. Hodder.
Crew, Gary and Wilson, Mark. (2003). I saw nothing: the extinction of the thylacine. Victoria: Lothian Books.
Crew, Gary and Wilson, Mark. (2006). I saw nothing: the extinction of the thylacine. Sydney: Hachette Australia.
Crispin, Judith Nangala. (2020). Elegy for a Thylacine in the National Museum. In: Rochford Street Review No. 30.
Cromer, William "Bill". (2003). Thylacine conspiracy: Intrigue and Suspense in Tasmania. Springboro, Ohio: Just my Best Publishing. 246 pp. [Bill Cromer: "Reprinted 2003 in Tasmania with a different dust cover" (260 pp.?)]
Currie, Marzena. (2013). [Book review of The Dream of the Thylacine by Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks]. School Librarian 61(3): 169.
D'Anastasi, Charles. (2020). Thylacine. In: Cordite Poetry Review No. 95. [poem]
D'Ath, Justin. (1996). Infamous. [Publisher?] ISBN: 9781875930036.
D'Ath, Justin. (2003). Infamous. Allen & Unwin Children.
Daniel, David. (2020a). Tarkine the Tassie Tiger: Don't Expire - Light Your Fire! Forty South Publishing.
Daniel, David. (2020b). Tarkine Takes Off! Forty South Publishing.
Darlison, Aleesah (text) and McGrath, Shane (illustrator). (2016). Stripes in the Forest: The Story of the Last Wild Thylacine. Big Sky Publishing. 32 pp. [Promotional material]
Davidson, Rjurik. (2020). Benjamin 2073. New York: Tor Books. 26 pp. [eBook]
Day, Sarah. (2003). Inaugural Speech at the Announcement of the Successful Cloning of the Thylacinus Cynocephalus. Salt 17(1): 185-186.
de Groen, Frances. (1980). The thylacine hunter. Quadrant 24(6): 67. [poem]
Dempster, James. (2020). Stripes in the Shadows. Sue Kennedy Publishing.
Dionysius, B. R. (2012). Tasmanian Tiger: Thylacinus Cynocephalus. In: Blackmail Press 32.
Domico, Terry. (2005). The Last Thylacine. Washington & Strathfield, N. S. W: Turtleback Books, 232 pp.
Dying Breed. Dir. Jody Dwyer. Ambience Entertainment, 2008.
Evans, Gareth. (2005). The Thylacine Conspiracy. E & F Publications. 256 pp.
Evjen, John M. (2024). Proper to Animals: Negotiating Cross-Species Entanglements in Contemporary German Literature. PhD thesis, University of Toronto.
Fitzgerald, Cfx (Chris). (2021). The Platypus Spy : A Tasmanian Animal Fantasy. Moshpit Publishing. 444 pp. ISBN 10: 1922628131 / ISBN 13: 9781922628138
Ford, Catt and Kennedy, Sean. (2009). Dash and Dingo. Dreamspinner Press. 310 pp.
Forshaw, Cliff. (2011). Tiger. Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland: HappenStance. 24 pp. [poem]
Frauca, Harry. (1969). Striped Wolf: A Bush Adventure. Melbourne: Heinemann. 109 pp.
Freeman, Carol. (2013). The last image: Julia Leigh's The hunter as film, [pagination?]. In: Johnston, Jay and Probyn-Rapsey, Fiona (eds.). Animal Death. Sydney University Press. 348 pp.
French, Jackie. (2003). Valley of Gold: One Valley's Stories of Gold Through the Ages. Angus & Robertson. ISBN 10: 0207199884 / ISBN 13: 9780207199882 [brief inclusion at the front of the volume: "First, around 35,000 BC, we meet Mirrigan, a young Aboriginal man hunting the last of the mainland thylacine to present its skin to his female friend, Dhani."]
Gambles, Harriet (author), Gambles, Patrick (author) and Kurczok, Belinda (illustrator). (2001). Tiger Trail - A Tasmanian Epic. Tasmania: Regal Publications.
Gilchrist, Ann. (2019). Nannup Thylacine. In: Creatix 47. [poem]
Gordon, Kate. (2011). Thyla. North Sydney, N.S.W.: Random House Australia. 279 pp.
Gordon, Kate. (2021). Thyla. Melbourne: Untapped.
Gordon, Victoria. (2010). Wolf in Tiger's Stripes. Gale, 252 pp. [Google Books]
Greenwood, Mark. (2017). History Mysteries: The Last Tiger. Puffin Books. 96 pp.
Hardy, Maurice Athol. (2012). Queen Mallaegania and the Valley of the Demon: Plus Night of the Thylacine. Createspace. 168 pp. [relevant citation?]
Hartnett, Sonya. (1995). Sleeping Dogs. Viking Juvenile, 144 pp.
Hartnett, Sonya. (2007). Stripes of the Sidestep Wolf. Candlewick Press, 208 pp.
Hawkins, Julie A. (2006). The Folklore of Awe: Elements and Influences involved in the construction of tales concerning strange creatures and phenomena arising in the Australian environment and culture. Masters thesis, University of New England.
Hughes-d'Aeth, Tony. (2006). Australian Writing, Deep Ecology and Julia Leigh’s The Hunter. Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature 1: 19-31.
The Hunter. Dir. Daniel Nettheim. Porchlight Films, 2011.
Irby, Kenneth Alan (lyrics) and Cameron, Rod (music). (1996). Our Tassie tiger song. Wynyard, Tasmania: Self published. 3 pp. ill.
Isham, Marion and Isham, Steve. (1994). Tasmanian Traveller. Margate, Tasmania: Bandicoot Books. 32 pp. [Available from the publisher] [find the thylacine on every page!]
Isham, Marion and Isham, Steve. (1996). Tiger Tale. Margate, Tasmania: Bandicoot Books. 32 pp.
Isham, Marion and Isham, Steve. (2002). Tiger Tale. Margate, Tasmania: Bandicoot Books.
Jennings, Kathleen. (2020). Flyway. Tordotcom. 176 pp.
Jenyns, L, Tasmanian Tiger: The Mystery of the Thylacine, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, pp. Broadsheet (1998) [Recorded Creative Work]
Jeschke, Susan. (1980). Tamar and the Tiger. New York, N.Y.: Holt, Rinehart & Winston. ISBN 10: 0030521769 / ISBN 13: 9780030521768
Jeschke, Susan. (1986). Tamar and the Tiger. Henry Holt & Co.
Jonsberg, Barry. (2011). Blacky Blasts Back: On the Tail of the Tassie Tiger. Allen & Unwin. [children's literature]
Jordan, Toni. (2010). Fall Girl. Text Publishing. 234 pp. [other versions exist]
Kadarusman, Michelle. (2020). Music for Tigers. California: Pajama Press.
Kadarusman, Michelle. (2021). Music for Tigers. California: Pajama Press.
Kanake, Sarah Jean. (2014). Sing fox to me: an investigation into the "use" of Down Syndrome in both the Down Syndrome and Gothic novel. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Kanake, Sarah Jean. (2016). Sing Fox To Me. Affirm Press. 262 pp.
Kinsella, John. (1996). The Hunt. Poetry 169(1): 48-49. [poem]
Kinsella, John. (2000). The Hunt, pp. 59-60. In: Wheatlans. Fremantle, WA: Fremantle Press.
Kirk, Margie. (2018). Travelling Tasmanian Tigers. Hobart: Forty South Publishing. 32 pp.
Kneen, Krissy. (2018). Wintering. Text Publishing. 272 pp.
Lake, Allan. (1988). Tasmanian Tiger Breaks Silence and other poems. Self published. 55 pp.
Lake, Joe. (2004). Joe Lake Selected Poems including Ode to the Tasmanian Tiger.
Le Guellec-Minel, Anne. (2018). The Tasmanian Tiger: From Extinction to Identity Myth in White Australian Society and Fiction, pp. 67-83. In: Dodeman, André and Raimbault, Élodie (eds.). Literary Location and Dislocation of Myth in the Post/Colonial Anglophone World. Leiden, The Netherlands: Koninklijke Brill NV.
Le Lacheur, James. (2013). The Thylacine Diaries. Self published. 125 pp. [Kindle edition]
Leigh, Julia. (1999). The Hunter. London: Faber and Faber / New York: Penguin.
Leslie, Donna. (2022). Quiet dignity: Thylacinus cynocephalus. Thylacinis (Tasmanian Tiger). Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues 25(3-4): 90.
Lonie, John. (1980). Kullenner: the Tale of the Tasmanian Tiger. Hobart: Tasmanian Puppet Theatre. [children's drama]
Lunt, Piers. (2018). Tracing the Past, Conserving the Future: The British and Irish Botanical Expedition to Tasmania 2018. Merlin. 138 pp. [poem on page 81]
M.A.A. (1889). A Story of the New Country. Tasmanian Mail, Saturday, 16 November, p. 5. [poem]
Maas, Jonathan. (2018). Thylacine Dreams: 6 Tales of Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy. CreateSpace. ISBN 10: 1722122471 / ISBN 13: 9781722122478
Martin, John. (2017). Lie of the Tiger (Windy Mountain #1). Self published. 304 pp.
Martin, John. (2018). Different Stripes: The first three funny mysteries in the Windy Mountain Tasmanian Tiger series. Self published. 636 pp.
Martin, John. (2021). Whitey and the Six Dwarfs (Windy Mountain #3). Self published. 222 pp.
Martin, John. (2021). Blokes in Donegal (Windy Mountain #4). Self published. 244 pp.
Martin, John. (2021). Blokes in the House (Windy Mountain #5). Self published.
Martin, John. (2021). Who Knew Tasmanian Tigers Eat Apples! (Windy Mountain #6). Self published. 210 pp.
Maynard, Leigh. (2004). How the Tasmanian Tiger got its Stripes. Scholastic. 32 pp.
Maynard, Nathan and McCaskill, Jamie. (2023). Hide the Dog. Produced by Performing Lines TAS. [children's play]
Mazza, Donna. (2018). Kangaroos and predators in recent Australian fiction: A post-pastoral reading. Antipodes 32(1): 94-108.
Mazza, Donna. (2020). Fauna. Allen & Unwin. 320 pp.
McCormack, Rob. (1986). Strange Intruder. Sydney: Ashton Scholastic. 90 pp.
McLaren, Greg. (2006). Thylacine. Island 107: 87-88. [poem]
McMillan, Dawn. (2013). Red Riding Hood and the Tassie Tiger. Frenchs Forest, NSW: Pearson Education Australia.
McNair, Leonie (author) and Dawe, Maurice (illustrator). (1991). Tyler the Tasmanian Tiger. Launceston: Holiday Link. 28 pp. ISBN 0949457493
McPherson, Deb. (2011). READing & VIEWing. English in Australia 46(3): 106.
Meade, Rita. (2013). [Book review of The Dream of the Thylacine by Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks]. School Library Journal 59(7): 113.
Morcan, Lance. (2019). The Last Tasmanian Tiger. Sterling Gate Books. [also included in a compilation entitled "5 Short Story Gems"]
Morrissey, John. (2023). The rupture, pp. 63-78. In: Firelight. Text Publishing. 256 pp.
Moss, Sue and Junt, Julie. (2005). 21 Thylacine Sightings. Island 100: 145. [poem]
Munden, Paul. (2015). The Forest. In: Axon: Creative Explorations 5(1). [poem]
NcNair, Leonie (author) & Dawe, Maurice (illustrator). (1991). Tyler the Tasmanian Tiger. Launceston, Tasmania: Holiday Link. 28 pp.
Nowra, Louis. (2012). Into That Forest. Crows Nest, N.S.W.: Allen & Unwin. 172 pp.
Ordinans, Nicholas J. (2013). Where There Be Tygers. Self Published. 281 pp.
Osborne, Lynda. (2015). Status: Presumed Extinct. Pegasus Pony. 260 pp. [Kindle edition]
Palmer, Christopher. (2024). Endling: For Benjamin, the last thylacine. Quadrant 68(7-8): 129. https://search.informit.org/doi/abs/10.3316/informit.T2024070100008300198706182 [poetry]
Pascoe, Bruce. (≤1985). Thylacine. Sun Herald, Sydney.
Pascoe, Bruce. (1985). Thylacine. Australian Short Stories 9: 38-43. [includes an illustration by Waldemar Buczynski]
Pascoe, Bruce. (1986). Thylacine, pp. 1-8. In: Night Animals. Ringwood, VIC: Penguin.
Pascoe, Bruce. (1991). Thylacine, pp. 161-169. In: Personal Best 2: Stories and Statements by Australian Writers. North Ryde: Angus and Robertson.
Pascoe, Bruce. (2000. Thylacine, pp. 528-533. In: The Penguin Century of Australian Stories. Ringwood, VIC: Viking.
Peek, Andrew. (1999). The Last Thylacine. Australian Book Review 211: 3031.
Perry, Cathryn (author) and Qi, Nana (illustrator). (2021). The Legend of the Tasmanian Tiger. Wandering Roots Publishing. 38 pp. ISBN 978-1951049096
Philp, Alex. (2020). Hunted, Now Haunting: The Thylacine as a Gothic Symbol in Julia Leigh’s The Hunter, pp. 75-90. In: Heholt, R. and Edmundson, M. (eds.). Gothic Animals (Palgrave Studies in Animals and Literature). Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. [Abstract]
"Platypus". (1905). A Fight with Tasmanian Tigers. The Weekly Courier, Christmas Annual, p. 1-2.
Reed, Bill. (1982). Ihe. Hyland House.
Reed, Bill. (2015). Ihe. Dandenong, Victoria: Reed Independent.
Richardson, Edward Richall. (1878a). To The Death. Launceston Examiner, Tuesday, 12 March, p. 3. [bush ballad inspired by real events]
Richardson, Edward Richall. (1878b). To The Death. Weekly Examiner, Saturday, 16 March, p. 20. [bush ballad inspired by real events]
Richardson, Edward Richall. (1878c). To The Death. Border Post, 11 May, p. 4. [bush ballad inspired by real events]
Riehecky, Janet. (2007). Tasmanian Tiger (Extinct Monsters). Capstone Press.
Riehecky, Janet. (2008). El tigre de Tasmania/Tasmanian Tiger (Monstruos extintos / Extinct Monsters) (Multilingual Edition). Capstone Press.
Roberts, Beth. (1988). The Tasmanian devil who couldn't eat meat : a fable for children of all ages. Lauderdale: Rainbow Books.
Roberts, Beth and Fenton, Janet (illustrator). (1990). The Magic Waterfall: A Tasmanian Tale of an Invisible Thylacine. Kingston, Tasmania: Rainbow Books. 44 pp.
Rose, Heather. (1999). White Heart. Anchor Publishing. 312 pp. ["It tells the story of two children growing up in Tasmania. One of them becomes involved in the Native American ritual of sun dancing and the other becomes a Tasmanian tiger hunter." (Wikipedia)]
Routh, Richard. (1990's?). Kaliminos Natural Reservation. Self published? ISBN 10: 0959282602 / ISBN 13: 9780959282603
Salmon, Michael. (1986). The Great Tasmanian Tiger Hunt. Templestowe, Victoria: Lamont Books. 28 pp.
Saunders, Mykaela. (2025). Reading Climate Fiction (and Nonfiction) through First Nations Cultural Genre Theory. Australian Journal of Environmental Education, 1-13. https://doi.org/10.1017/aee.2025.10051
Saxby, Maurice. (2011a). The Dream of the Thylacine by Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks. Magpies -Victoria Park 26(1): 10-11.
Saxby, Maurice. (2011b). [Book review of The Dream of the Thylacine by Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks]. Reading Time 55(2): 19.
Schraag, Samantha. (2020). Unsettling the Thylacine: Colonial and Ecological Hauntings in Sing Fox to Me and Wintering. Bachelor of Arts (Honours) thesis, The University of Queensland. [c.15,000 words]
Schraag, Samantha. (2022). “Unsettled Thylacines and Gothic Possibilities in Contemporary Australian Literature”, paper presented at 2022 Centre for Critical and Creative Writing Symposium, June 22-23 2022, The University of Queensland, St Lucia, Queensland.
Schraag, Samantha. (n.d.). Thylacines and the Anthropocene: Extinction and Ecological Transformation in Australian Thylacine Narratives. Available at: https://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/page/15414271 [Accessed 28 June 2025]
Sheldon, Deborah. (2018). Thylacines. Severed Press. 122 pp. [Kindle edition]
Small, Mary. (1985). Grandfather's Tiger: Search for the Tassie Tiger. North Ryde, New South Wales: Methuen. 94 pp.
Small, Mary. (1989). Grandfather's Tiger: Search for the Tassie Tiger. Sydney, New South Wales: Collins. 104 pp.
Smith, Vivian. (1956). The Other Meaning. Publisher? [a book of poetry, which includes a poem on the thylacine]
Sohn, Emily (author) and Aón, Carlos (illustrator). (2021). Astro the Alien Learns About the Tasmanian Tiger. Norwood House Press
Swinbourne, Leigh. (2019). Shadow in the Forest. Ginninderra Press. 184 pp.
Treml, Renee. (2025). The Thylacine and the Time Machine. A&U Children's. 164 pp.
Tuckey, Noel G. (2008). Thylacine Man. Glen Waverley, Vic: Sid Harta. 354 pp.
Tully The Tasmanian Tiger And Friends. No 2. Colouring-In and Activity Book. 64 pp.
Van Essen, Susanna. (1996). Denying extinction? The thylacine in children's literature. Reading Time 40(3 or 4): 12-15. [Abstract]
Van Essen, Susanna. (2003). The Tiger Project. Sydney: Pan MacMillan. 164 pp. ["When Bella sees the baby Thylacine floating in a jar of preserving fluid, something clutches at her... Bella is in a wheelchair, disabled since birth." (review)]
Voûte, James. (2020). Benny's Quest for the Tasmanian Tiger. Forty South Publishing.
Winton, Tim. (1988). In the Winter Dark. Carlton, Victoria: McPhee Gribble. 132 pp. [brief inclusion only]
Wild, Margaret and Brooks, Ron. (2011). The Dream of the Thylacine. Crows Nest, N.S.W.: Allen & Unwin Children.
Wild, Margaret and Brooks, Ron (translated by Henning Ahrens). (2012). Der Traum des Tasmanischen Tigers. Hamburg: Carlsen Verlag.
Wild, Margaret and Brooks, Ron. (2013). The Dream of the Thylacine. London: Frances Lincoln [distributor].
Wild, Margaret (story by). (2013). The Dream of the Thylacine. Produced by Erth Visual and Physical Inc. [play; part of the Ten Days on the Island, performed at Hobart (15-18 March) and Launceston (22-24 March)]
Wilson, Erle. (1953). Coorinna: A Novel of the Tasmanian Uplands. London: Deutsch. 160 pp. [other versions exist]
Wong, Shee Ping [originally published under the preudonym "Jiangxiaerlang"]. (5 June 1909-10 December 1910 [serialised in 53 installments]). 多妻毒 (Chinese); Duō Qī Dú (pinyin) [English: The Poison of Polygamy]. Chinese Times, Melbourne, Australia. [includes a thylacine attack]
Wong, Shee Ping. (2019). The poison of polygamy: a social novel (translated by Ely Finch). Sydney: Sydney University Press.
Woodley, Frank. (2015). Kizmet And The Case Of The Tassie Tiger. Penguin Books.
Woodley, Frank. (2017). The Adventures of Kizmet: Kizmet and the Case of the Tassie Tiger and Kizmet and the Case of the Smashed Violin [audiobook]. Bolinda Publishing.
Wright, Jane Barker. (1988). Tasmanian Tiger. Polestar & Raincoast Book Distribution.
Wyld, Jasper. (2022). Thylacine, pp. 126-138. In: Ismael, Rafeif and van Neerven, Ellen (eds.). Unlimited futures: Speculative, visionary blak and black fiction. Fremantle Press in association with Djed Press. 312 pp.
Xi, Shen Shi. (2010). Black Swan Amethyst(Chinese Edition) : HEI TIAN E ZI SHUI JING. Linking Publishing Co. Ltd. 360 pp.
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/publishing-files/idp/eBooks/Vampires.pdf#page=54
Tasmanian Tiger Track Colouring Book [2017]
May contain thylacine fiction:
Joy, Narelda. (2022). TASSIE RHYMES for Little Tigers. Toast for Kids Charity Inc. 32 pp.