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PublishedFremantle Press, September 2014 |
ISBN9781921696107 |
FormatHardcover, 232 pages |
Dimensions19.1cm × 14cm × 2.1cm |
From a floury encounter on a baker's work table to the art of sitting backwards on chairs, from budgie training to spontaneous human combustion, this collection showcases the non-fiction writing of one of Australia's best-loved authors.
From a floury encounter on a baker's work table to the art of sitting backwards on chairs, from budgie training to spontaneous human combustion, this collection showcases the non-fiction writing of one of Australia's best-loved authors.
These pieces encompass suburban portraits and coastal living, affectionate nostalgia and the absurdity of the everyday. They are endearing and often hilarious snapshots of Australian life from a master novelist who has turned the column into an artform.
Barbara Horgan sat down with award-winning author Robert Drewe to discuss his new title Swimming to the Moon. You can watch the interview below.
