Julie Harris (J. Radford Keir) has been published in Australia, USA, UK, Germany and France since 1992. Julie has been writing since the late 1970s and got her break in 1991 when her first novel was shortlisted in an Australian women's magazine competition. Julie has also written for theatre and musical theatre.

A selection of Julie’s books, published and unpublished, are available as ebooks via Smashwords, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Apple, Sony, Diesel and Scrollmotion.

Anna's Gold, Arrow Books, Sydney, 1992.
Encore, Random House, Sydney, 1992.
The Longest Winter, St Martins Press, New York, 1995.
The Site, Pan Macmillan, Sydney, 1996.
The Longest Winter, Robert Hale, London, 2005.
Der lange Winter am Ende der Welt, Bastei Lübbe/BLT/Serie Piper, Germany, 1995-.
L'enfer blanc, Editions Belfond, France, 1996.
Eisgeflüster, BLT, Germany, 2002.
Traume von der Ewigkeit, Bastei Lübbe, Germany, 2003.
Im Zeichen der Fehde, Bastei Lübbe, Germany, 2006.
Die Tochter des Fürsten, Weltbild, Germany, 2010.

  

"Years ago Julie and I met, two authors with a new book and we instantly became friends, I think perhaps because neither of us possessed the pretentious arrogance at that time possessed by most Australian writers. Not long after Julie wrote the masterpiece, The Longest Winter, in a sense it was her Power of One only a better book. I have never been able to write anything as good and the great tragedy for Australian writing is that only a couple of books later this hugely talented writer chose to hang up her writer's cloak and be something else. Australian writing is the poorer for this decision. Now HOORAY! She's back. Expect big things."

- Bryce Courtenay.