Australian & Oceanian Plots
Australian & Oceanian fiction delves into the distinctive cultures, ancient traditions, and modern challenges of the region.
How to build the perfect Australian & Oceanian Plot
- Island Cultures: Explore the traditions, myths, and legends of the Pacific Islands.
- Australian Outback: Set stories in the rugged and vast landscapes of Australia's Outback.
- Colonial History: Incorporate the colonial history and indigenous perspectives of the region.
- Natural Wonders: Highlight the unique wildlife, natural wonders, and scenic beauty of Oceania.
- Modern Realities: Address contemporary issues, multiculturalism, and the clash of cultures in the region.
Some Australian & Oceanian plot ideas
Discover plots and titles that transport readers to the captivating landscapes and cultures of Australia and the Pacific Islands, where ancient heritage meets modern life.
The Overland
In the harsh Australian outback of the late 1800s, a disgraced British officer finds redemption, love, and a deadly secret while constructing the Overland Telegraph Line.
Silver in the Sacred Mountains
A Maori girl in 1940s New Zealand discovers a hidden silver mine on her ancestral lands, setting off a dramatic conflict between her tribe and greedy European prospectors.
Rush for Gold
Amid the 1850s Australian gold rush, a Chinese immigrant and an Irishman form an unlikely friendship, fighting adversity, betrayal, and their own haunted pasts to stake their claims.
Coast Watcher
In 1942, amidst the Battle of the Coral Sea, an indigenous Australian coast watcher and an American pilot must race against time to relay critical intelligence while evading Japanese forces.
Tracking Freedom
In Tasmania’s penal colony in the 1820s, a mute convict woman and an Aboriginal tracker escape, embarking on a grueling yet transformative journey through wilderness, society's prejudices, and personal redemption.
