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the next headland

Writing about an six-year old watching a bull-shark chomping into the transom as his granddad was trying to row ashore took a night or two. Then there was the suitcase full on money washed ashore overnight, found by our lad and used to play monopoly until the police arrived.

There are deserted gold mines, cyclones, big Ginge the cat, four large dogs and a chook pen ruled by Chester the cockerel. And Monty, the hermit who comes by from time to time.

Planned publication by Bennison Books in 2019

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  1. Nicholas Yates #

    Gday Pete – just read ‘The Best Food Available’ in Generations. It’s a ripper. Cheers, Nick Yates (Wayne ‘s son). And sorry for leaving this here. Wasn’t sure where to put it.

    January 2, 2019
  2. Thanks, Nick .. say hullo to the old lad for me will you?

    January 2, 2019
  3. Shane Fisher #

    I know it is a story you have been wanting to tell for awhile. More power to you.

    January 15, 2019

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