Denton, Terry 1950-

PERSONAL:

Born 1950, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; married; wife's name Kirsten; children: three. Education: Studied architecture at an Australian university. Hobbies and other interests: Bushwalking, ball sports, water sports, painting.

ADDRESSES:

Home—Mornington, Victoria, Australia. Agent—Booked Out Speakers Agency, P.O. Box 580, South Yarra, Victoria 3141, Australia. E-mail—terry@terrydenton.com.

CAREER:

Author and illustrator. Cocreator and puppet designer for Lift-Off, Australian Children's Television Foundation, 1991-92. Has also worked in animation, painting, theater, etching, sculpture, and cartooning.

AWARDS, HONORS:

Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Picture Book of the Year, 1986, for Felix and Alexander; American Family Choice Award, 1987, for At the Café Splendid; Australian Multicultural Book of the Year, 1993, for Mr. Plunkett's Pool; CBCA Honour designation, 1994, for The Paw; Best Designed Book of the Year, and Young Australian Best Book Award, both 1994, both for Spooner or Later; Young Australian Best Book Award, Kids Own Australian Literature Award (KOALA), and CBCA award shortlist, all 1995, all for Duck for Cover; KOALA award, 1996, Books I Love Best Yearly Award, 1998, and Young Australian Best Book Award, 1999, all for Gasp!; Young Australian Best Book Award, 1998, for Zapt!, and 2000, for both Splat! and Just Stupid!; Young Australian Best Book Award, and KOALA award, both 1999, both for Just Annoying!; Young Australian Best Book Award shortlist, and Books I Love Best Yearly Award, both 2002, both for Just Crazy!; Young Australian Best Book Award shortlist, and KOALA award, both 2002, both for Just Tricking!; KOALA award, 2003, for Just Disgusting!; Aurelis Award shortlist, 2003; Young Australian Best Book Award shortlist, 2006, for The Worst Nurse.

WRITINGS:

SELF-ILLUSTRATED

Felix and Alexander, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1985.

Flying Man, Penguin (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1985.

At the Café Splendid, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1987.

Home Is the Sailor, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1988.

The School for Laughter, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1989.

Gasp!: The Breathtaking Adventures of a Fish Left Home Alone (also see below), Puffin Books (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1995.

Zapt!: The Electrifying Adventures of a Fish Left Home Alone (also see below), Puffin Books (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1997.

(With others) Bedtime Stories (includes Felix and Alexander), Hodder Children's Books (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1997.

Splat!: The Explosive Adventures of a Fish Left Home Alone (also see below), Puffin Books (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1998.

Crash!, Penguin (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2003.

Gasp! Zapt! Splat!: The Explosive, Breathtaking and Electrifying Adventures of a Mad Fish on the Loose!, Claremont (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2003.

It's True! Pigs Do Fly, Allen & Unwin (East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Squish!, Penguin (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Chomp!, Penguin (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2006.

Wombat and Fox: Tales of the City, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2006.

Wombat and Fox: Summer in the City, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2007.

"STORYMAZE" GRAPHIC-NOVEL SERIES; SELF-ILLUSTRATED

The Ultimate Wave, Silverfish (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1999, new edition, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2001.

The Eye of Ulam, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2001.

The Wooden Cow, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2002.

The Golden Udder, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2002.

The Minotaur's Maze, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2003.

The Obelisk of Eeeno, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2003.

ILLUSTRATOR:

Max Dann, Going Bananas, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1983.

Max Dann, Mystery of the Haunted Theatre, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1983.

Heather Fidge, The Monster Family, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1984.

Julie Knights and Helen Allen, Ideas for Physical Education, Primary Education (Blackburn, Victoria, Australia), 1984.

Morris Lurie, The Story of Imelda, Who Was Small, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1984.

Keith Murray, The Day the Grog Ran Out, and Other Stories from the Big Book, Dove Communications (Blackburn, Victoria, Australia), 1985, 10th anniversary edition, 1995.

Joan Goodwin, Mary MacKillop: A Great Australian, Dove Communications (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1985.

A Teddy Bear's Picnic: A Collection of Original Stories about Teddy Bears, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1986.

Shirley Macdonald, Pope John Paul II, Collins Dove (Blackburn, Victoria, Australia), 1986.

Laurie Oakes and John Fitzgerald, Australian Government, Dove Communications (Blackburn, Victoria, Australia), 1986.

Maurice Saxby and Glenys Smith, If Pigs Could Fly, Methuen (North Ryde, New South Wales, Australia), 1987.

Rus Center, If Wishes Were Tigers, Macmillan Australia (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1987.

Robyn Green and Bronwen Scarffe, "What a Day!," Collins Dove (Blackburn, Victoria, Australia), 1987.

Felicity M., Manners for Kids, Collins Dove (Blackburn, Victoria, Australia), 1987.

Doug MacLeod, Ten Monster Islands, Omnibus Books (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia), 1987.

Jeannie Rose, Teresa Green, Collins Dove (Blackburn, Victoria, Australia), 1987.

Pamela Shrapnel, Meannie and the Min Min, Angus & Robertson (North Ryde, New South Wales, Australia), 1987.

Peita Letchford, Jimmy and His Fabulous Feathered Friends, Angus & Robertson (North Ryde, New South Wales, Australia), 1988.

Pamela Shrapnel, Freddie the Frightened and the Wondrous Ms. Wardrobe, Angus & Robertson (North Ryde, New South Wales, Australia), 1988.

The Big Book of Christmas Carols: A Collection of Christmas Carols Chosen for Young Singers to Tell the Story of the Nativity, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1989.

The Small Book of Christmas Carols, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1989.

Dianne Bates, When Melissa Ann Came to Dinner, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1989.

Mem Fox, Night Noises, Omnibus Books (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia), 1989, reprinted, Penguin (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2005.

Brenda Parkes, Goodnight Goodnight, Mimosa Publications (Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia), 1989.

Gordon Winch, Thomas Torrington and the Fabulous Fire Suit, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1989.

Jenny Wagner, Amy's Monster, Viking (New York, NY), 1990.

Max Dann, Dusting in Love, Oxford University Press (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1990.

Morris Lurie, What's That Noise? What's That Sound?, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 1991.

(With Peter Gouldthorpe) David Drew, The Paper Skyscraper: The Technology of Materials, Rigby Heinemann (Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1992.

Jim Howes, Rocky on Assignment, Mammoth (Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1992.

Jim Howes, The Rude Dictionary: A Dictionary of Words That Adults Never Tell You, Omnibus Books (Norwood, South Australia, Australia), 1992.

Jim Howes, The Wakadoo Cafe, Mammoth (Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1992.

Paul Jennings and Ted Greenwood, Spooner or Later, Viking (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1992.

Gillian Rubinstein, Mr. Plunkett's Pool, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 1992.

Sandra McComb, Lift-Off ABC Book, Mammoth (Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1993.

Sandra McComb, Lift-Off ABC Frieze, Mammoth (Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1993.

Sandra McComb, Nearly at the Wakadoo Cafe, Mammoth (Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1993.

Natalie Jane Prior, The Paw, Allen & Unwin (St. Leonards, New South Wales, Australia), 1993.

Paul Jennings and Ted Greenwood, Duck for Cover, Viking (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1994.

Jane Godwin, Dreaming of Antarctica, Puffin Books (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1997.

Andy Griffiths, Just Tricking, Pan Macmillan Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1997, published as Just Kidding!, Macmillan Children's Books (London, England), 2001.

Jen McVeity, The Frogs of Betts, Addison Wesley Longman Australia (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1997.

Gillian Rubinstein, Jake and Pete and the Stray Dogs, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 1997.

Philip Adams and Patrice Newell, What a Joke! The Puffin Book of Australian Kids' Jokes, Penguin (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1998.

Bill Condon, Chunderella, Hodder Headline Australia (Rydalmere, New South Wales, Australia), 1998.

Bill Condon, Jack and the Magic Baked Beans, Hodder Headline Australia (Rydalmere, New South Wales, Australia), 1998.

Jackie French, The Little Book of Big Questions, Allen & Unwin (St. Leonards, New South Wales, Australia), 1998, Puffin Books (London, England), 1999.

Andy Griffiths, Just Annoying, Pan Macmillan Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1998, Macmillan Children's Books (London, England), 2001.

Steve Matthews, Slugs' Revenge, Longman (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1998.

Natalie Jane Prior, The Paw in the Purple Diamond!, Hodder Children's Books (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1998.

Moya Simons, Whoppers, Puffin Books (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1998.

Phillip Adams and Patrice Newell, What a Giggle! More Kids' Jokes from Puffin, Penguin (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1999.

Margaret Clark, Pop!, Puffin Books (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1999.

Bill Condon, Bumplestiltskin, Hodder Headline Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1999.

Bill Condon, The Pop-eyed Piper, Hodder Headline Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1999.

Michael Dugan, The King Who Gobbled His Dinner, Addison Wesley Longman Australia (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 1999.

Andy Griffiths, Just Stupid!, Pan (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1999, new edition, Macmillan Children's Books (London, England), 2002.

Paul Jennings and Ted Greenwood, Freeze a Crowd: Riddles, Puns, Conundrums, Penguin (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 1999.

Gillian Rubinstein, Ducky's Nest, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 1999.

Gillian Rubinstein, Jake and Pete and the Catcrowbats, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 1999.

Trevor Todd, Revenge of the Three Blind Mice, Margaret Hamilton Books (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 1999.

Paul Collins and Meredith Costain, editors, Alien Encounters, Pearson Education (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2000.

(With others) Margaret Clark, Great Aussie Bites, Puffin Books (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 2000.

Phil Cummings, Lavinia Lavarr, Lothian Books (Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2000.

Justin D'Ath, Koala Fever, Allen & Unwin (St. Leonards, New South Wales, Australia), 2000.

Justin D'Ath, The Upside-Down Girl, Allen & Unwin (St. Leonards, New South Wales, Australia), 2000.

Andy Griffiths, Just Crazy!, Pan (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2000.

Christine Harris, The Little Book of Elephants, Hodder Headline Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2000.

Paul Jennings, Sucked In, Penguin (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 2000.

Gillian Rubinstein, Jake and Pete and the Magpie's Wedding, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 2000.

Moya Simons, Even Bigger Whoppers, Penguin (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 2000.

Michael Wagner, Ricardo Swaps His Lunch, Pearson Education (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2000.

Andy Griffiths, Just Wacky!, Scholastic (New York, NY), 2000.

Philip Adams and Patrice Newell, What a Laugh! Heaps More Kids Jokes from Puffin, Penguin (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 2001.

Margaret Clark, S.N.A.G.: The Sensitive New-Age Gladiator, Puffin Books (Ringwood, Victoria, Australia), 2001.

Andrew Daddo, Sprung!, Hodder Headline (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2001.

Justin D'Ath, Echidna Mania, Allen & Unwin (Crows Nest, New South Wales, Australia), 2001.

Michael Dumbleton, Passing On, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 2001.

Margaret Clark, Mummy's Boy, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2002.

Margaret Clark, Silent Knight, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2002.

Andrew Daddo, Sprung Again!, Mark Macleod Books (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2002.

Justin D'Ath, Astrid Spark, Fixologist, Allen & Unwin (East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2002.

Maureen Edwards, Cooper Riley, Word Weavers Press (Bulimba, Queensland, Australia), 2002.

Andy Griffiths, Just Disgusting!, Pan Macmillan Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2002, Scholastic (New York, NY), 2005.

Victor Kelleher, Billy the Baked Bean Kid, Lothian Books (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2002.

Andy Griffiths, Just Joking!, Scholastic (New York, NY), 2003.

Phillip Adams and Patrice Newell, What a Hoot! Kids' Jokes from the Net, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2003.

Phillip Adams and Patrice Newell, What a Joke! Collection, Penguin (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2003.

Margaret Clark, Willie Tell or Won't He?, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2003.

Andrew Daddo, Dacked!, Hodder Headline Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2003.

Paul Jennings and Ted Greenwood, Spit It Out!, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2003.

(With others) Gigglers Green Set, Blake Education (Glebe, New South Wales, Australia), 2003.

Phillip Adams and Patrice Newell, What a Gag! More Kids' Jokes from the Net, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Margaret Clark, Joan of Art, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Andrew Daddo, Flushed!, Hodder Headline Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2004.

Andy Griffiths, The Bad Book, Pan (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2004.

Victor Kelleher, The Grimes Family, Lothian Books (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Bugged!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Cheated!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Crunched!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Dogged!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Flattened!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Rattled!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Slammed!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Sledged!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Smashed!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Stretched!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Michael Wagner, Twisted!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2004.

Margaret Clark, The Worst Nurse, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2005.

John Moreton, The Adventures of Edgar Remington the Third, Working Title Press (Kingswood, South Australia, Australia), 2005.

Michael Wagner, Hammered!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2005.

Michael Wagner, Spooked!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2005.

Michael Wagner, Tricked!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2005.

Michael Wagner, Whacked!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2005.

Mem Fox, A Particular Cow, Harcourt (Orlando, FL), 2006.

Richard Tulloch, Beastly Tales, Random House Australia (Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia), 2006.

Archimede Fusillo, Grandad's Phase, Lothian Books (South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia), 2006.

Andy Griffiths, The Cat on the Mat Is Flat, Pan Macmillan Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2006.

Michael Wagner, Grand Final Fever, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2006.

Michael Wagner, Maximum Maxx!, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2006.

Margaret Clark, Hester the Jester, Puffin Books (Camberwell, Victoria, Australia), 2007.

Andrew Daddo, That Aussie Christmas Book, Scholastic Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2007.

Andy Griffiths, Just Shocking!, Pan Macmillan Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2007.

Andy Griffiths, What Bumosaur Is That?, Pan Macmillan Australia (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia), 2007.

Natalie Jane Prior, The Paw Collection: Three Classic Stories in One Book, Working Title Press (Kingswood, South Australia, Australia), 2007.

Michael Wagner, Stacks of Maxx, Black Dog Books (Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia), 2007.

SIDELIGHTS:

Australian Terry Denton is a popular and prolific illustrator of books for young readers. Recognized for his playful, brightly colored cartoon-style art, Denton has collaborated with such writers as Paul Jennings, Ted Greenwood, Gillian Rubinstein, Margaret Clark, and Andrew Daddo. In addition, he has published a number of self-illustrated titles, such as the books in the "Storymaze" series of graphic novels. Denton's works have won numerous awards, including the Children's Book Council of Australia Picture Book of the Year for Felix and Alexander.

Born in Melbourne, Victoria, Denton grew up in a large, raucous household that helped fuel his active imagination. "Trained from childhood in a home of five boys and a mad mother; humour was our ritual," he recalled to Children's Book Council of Australia Web site interviewer Anna McFarlane. "As a child I read humour, watched humour and listened to humour: Goons, Bugs Bunny Show, Daffy Duck. This was the culture of my childhood." After studying architecture in college, Denton tried his hand at acting and animation before concentrating on illustration. He made his literary debut in 1983, providing the artwork for Max Dann's Going Bananas. When Denton illustrates a book, he enters a particular mindset that involves "playing, inventing, free association/lateral thinking … just the way I did as a kid … taking an idea and running with it," as he told McFarlane. "I have been lucky that I found a job that allowed me to use that seemingly useless skill to make a living."

Denton has enjoyed enduring partnerships with several authors, including fellow Australian Mem Fox. For the picture book A Particular Cow, Denton and Fox "worked … as a team, pulling the story apart and rebuilding it over a period of thirteen years," the illustrator recalled to McFarlane. "She kept simplifying the text until it was absolutely minimal." In the work, a bovine taking her customary Saturday stroll loses her way and wreaks havoc in her village. According to a critic in Publishers Weekly, Denton's "action-packed watercolors considerably amplify the book's comic delight." As School Library Journal critic Marge Loch-Wauters remarked, the book's "cartoon illustrations bounce with energy and are suffused with warm colors."

Denton has also teamed with writer Andy Griffiths on such works as The Cat on the Mat Is Flat. In his interview with McFarlane, Denton called this picture book "a true collaboration. We worked together in the same room, Andy on computer, me at a drawing desk. I would draw a character, [and] we would both look at it and work out ways to make it work better." Told in verse, The Cat on the Mat Is Flat features a number of wacky characters that survive hair-raising situations. "Denton's edgy, stick-figure-filled sketches enhance the zaniness factor and the offbeat, ironic humor," a Publishers Weekly critic noted.

Although Denton has found considerable success with Fox and Griffiths, the creative process he employs while working with those authors is not a typical one. "A lot of my collaborations have been with minimal input from the author, which I like," the illustrator told McFarlane. "A good writer shouldn't need to talk to the illustrator," he continued. "All they need to communicate should be in the text. The greatest skill of an illustrator is to read the text and pick up the threads of what the writer is on about."

While beloved as an artist, Denton has also earned acclaim for his self-illustrated works, including The Ultimate Wave, The Eye of Ulam, and other "Storymaze" titles, a series of "wacky adventures studded with puns and literary riffs that alternate between narrative and comics format," observed Booklist contributor Francisca Goldsmith. Kliatt reviewer Lynne Remick applauded Denton's efforts, stating that his "illustrations prove as wonderfully weird as his text."

In an essay on the Pan Macmillan Australia Web site, Denton stated: "In my writing and illustrating I suppose the two things that interest me most are human emotions and the wonderful, pointless detail of our existence. We're a weird race. Oh! … and colour … three things."

BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL SOURCES:

PERIODICALS

Booklist, May 15, 2003, Francisca Goldsmith, review of The Ultimate Wave and The Eye of Ulam, p. 1660.

Children's Digest, July-August, 2006, Emily Johnson, review of It's True! Pigs Do Fly, p. 13.

Kirkus Reviews, August 1, 2006, review of A Particular Cow, p. 786.

Kliatt, July, 2003, Lynne Remick, review of The Ultimate Wave, p. 30.

Publishers Weekly, May 31, 1991, review of Amy's Monster, p. 74; April 7, 2003, review of The Ultimate Wave, p. 67; March 1, 2004, reviews of Just Joking! and Just Annoying!, p. 72; July 17, 2006, review of A Particular Cow, p. 155; September 10, 2007, review of The Cat on the Mat Is Flat, p. 60.

Resource Links, April, 2006, Suzanne Finkelstein, review of It's True! Pigs Do Fly, p. 27.

School Library Journal, September, 2006, Marge Loch-Wouters, review of A Particular Cow, p. 171.

ONLINE

Allen & Unwin Web site,http://www.allenandunwin.com/ (December 1, 2007), "Terry Denton."

Booked Out Speakers Agency Web site,http://www.bookedout.com.au/ (December 1, 2007), "Terry Denton."

Children's Book Council of Australia Web site,http://www.cbc.org.au/ (December 1, 2007), Anna McFarlane, "Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton: The Illustrator as Co-Author."

Pan Macmillan Australia Web site,http://www.panmacmillan.com.au/pandemonium/ (December 1, 2007), "Terry Denton."

Penguin Australia Web site,http://www.penguin.com.au/ (October 12, 2006), "Terry Denton."

Terry Denton Home Page,http://www.terrydenton.com/ (December 1, 2007).