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Brian J. Pettit
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Stories from The Weilmoringle Kid
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Brian J. Pettit | Stories from The Weilmoringle Kid Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content Brian J. Pettit Stories from The Weilmoringle Kid Search Main menu Home About Brian J. Pettit Brian J. Pettit’s short Bio Posted on November 21, 2012 by brianpettit Reply Brian Pettit grew up on a poultry farm west of Sydney, Australia. A scholarship to Wagga Wagga Teachers’ College launched a career in education. His first assignment (1961) was to a fifty thousand acre sheep station in the outback where he had to build the school first before teaching in it. His experiences with the mostly Aboriginal students were the subject of his first novel, The Weilmoringle Kid. In 1965, he and two friends sailed for Canada to ‘have a look’. There, as their parents lamented, ‘the boys forgot to come home’. After a year of teaching at Topley, B.C., Pettit ventured to Vancouver Island and found work setting chokers and scaling in a logging camp. He eventually m...
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