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    7 Shouts: My Shout, #1
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    7 Shouts: My Shout, #1

    By Bernie Dowling

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    About this ebook

    How did U.S. President Barack Obama get so familiar with Australian slang and culture? Perhaps he read Bernie Dowling’s 7 Shouts.
    President Obama is in the book along with sports Australians really .love, the Melbourne Cup horse race, of course, but also fish throwing and cockroach races.
    7 Shouts is a comic cosmic journey to the humorous heart of the Australian soul.
    There’s science in the Russell Crowe First Law and art as Dowling tries to convince Delta Goodrem to go on a blind date with a disadvantaged teenager.
    There’s farm animals such as french poodles Fi Fi and Fa Fa which enter the sheep-dog trials.
    7 Shouts is based on seven years of Dowling’s award winning newspaper column, updated to 2014.
    7 Shouts is a classic contemporary doco of a world gone mad, but still a heap of fun.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBent Banana Books
    Release dateDec 17, 2014
    ISBN9780992593421
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    7 Shouts: My Shout, #1
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    Bernie Dowling

    Bernie Dowling is an Australian journalist who lives  in the  Pine Rivers district, just north of the Queensland State Capital of Brisbane. Dowling grew up and lived in Brisbane most of his life though he has lived in or frequently visited provincial and coastal towns across south-east Queensland. He has worked in many reporting rounds, including arts and entertainment, crime, politics, human interest and sports. He  published a weekly humor column for 11 years. Dowling has drawn on all these diverse strands of his working and social life to produce Iraqi Icicle, a highly original detective thriller which is his first novel. The author lives with his wife and son in Lawnton, a Pine Rivers suburb.

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