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Rumours of Ophir
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M.O.
A coroner reveals a body's tell-tale clues to his students, as he unwittingly dissects his own relationship. . . A breakdown driver turns his roadside routine into a quite different type of pick-up . . . Two creative writing tutors discuss the merits of hardboiled versus cosy schools of crime writing, while a murderous student points out that it's really procedure that counts . . . The second in this series of anthologies from the CWA picks up the primary scent of any investigation: the modus operandi; the signature that identifies any repeat offender, the how that supersedes the why . From the ex-doctor tenderly administering a final prescription to his victims, the party of finishing school debutantes exacting revenge on their lecherous host... these stories demonstrate that, even with the most despicable of crimes, there s methodology in the madness.
Bondi Work
BONDI WORK is the third in photographer Paul Freeman's sensational bestselling series of male nude art books. These have been shot in and around Sydney, Australia's Bondi. This volume focuses on the Aussie man in hie blue collar work environment. Over 300 exquisite art photos are printed on 216 pages of fine stock.
Outback Bushmen
"The fourth book in the series by renowned photographer Paul Freeman, which studies men and masculinity in rugged outdoor and rustic farm settings. In this book Freeman uses the Australian bush and its' changing moods to explore his male aesthetic, and to style and weather his subjects"--Jacket.
Outback Brumby
"The third book in a series featuring photographs themed around the Australian countryside, studying men and masculinity in rugged outdoor and rustic farm settings"--Jacket.
Outback
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Larrikin
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Bondi Classic
First solo photo book by Australian photographer Paul Freeman.
Larrikin Digs
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Bondi Road
The fourth book in the Bondi series from photographer Paul Freeman
