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The Unspeakable Adams
A collection of essays resulting from indignant letters received by Phillip Adams, on a wide range of topics.
Phillip Adams
Most media people come and go quickly but Phillip Adams is a survivor. John Howard tried to get rid of him and failed. He has a weekly radio audience of about 350,000, plus his Weekend Australian Magazine readers. In this book, he describes his relationship with eight Australian prime ministers, including Bob Hawke, who told the author Adams is often a pain in the arse, and Paul Keating, who said Adams 'paints in pre-cooked synonyms'. Adams hypnotises women (especially) with his intellect, and he is an enigma. This book reveals many hilarious anecdotes and examples of his brilliant mind. Few Australian journalists have been as prolific as Adams. He has written about three million words in bo...
Phillip Adams
Phillip Adams, the occasionally controversial but undeniably prolific writer and broadcaster, has collected his favourite insights and reflections from previous columns and speeches in this generous volume spanning 2003 to the present day. Adams social commentary has been a part of the Australian cultural landscape for decades, and here he dives into wide-ranging topics from the dying art of the circus to the threat of global warming. This volume includes thoughts on: The notorious Melbourne underworld figure Billy The Texan Longley, The War in Iraq, The power of the human brain, World leaders including Donald Trump and Malcolm Turnball, The Queen and the Republic, The 2016 Census, and many more.
Adams Vs. God
At the age of six, Phillip Adams stopped believing in God. A lonesome traveler for decades, he has found that atheism is suddenly fashionable and the ranks of disbelievers are swelling. Picking up where Adams vs. God left off, Adams has collected his best essays on God and godlessness in this irreverent, Bible-thumping book. Guided by a sceptic's curiosity, he has travelled the highways of Catholicism, Islam and creationism and delved into a cosmos of multiple big bangs and religious quackery. In all, he's found little to recommend in either the missionary position or in a globalised God. Adams vs. God: The Rematch is a book for our times. From George W Bush to Kevin Rudd, from the deep north of Queensland to the deep south of the USA, Phillip Adams exposes the links between religion and politics and the fanaticism of ideologies as causes of conflict in the world.
Phillip Adams
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Phillip Adams
A catalogue for Phillip Adams' most recent show, Love at the Matterhorn
Adams' Ark
Parrots in the chimney, frogs in the loo, a kangaroo in the garage and bats in the bed. Phillip Adams has experienced all these and more since taking up residence in country New South Wales. Here, in a largely affectionate tribute to the animals with whom Adams and his family share their home, as well as the many animals who have crossed paths with him throughout his life, he shares the stories of a motley bunch of creatures. A funny, sometimes heartwarming, sometimes challenging collection of stories that celebrates the importance of animals in our lives.
Bedtime Stories
Phillip Adams shares the secrets of his radio days from when he was looked upon as a commercial upstart to when Henry Kissinger, Christopher Hitchens, Kevin Rudd and so many others have lined up to be interviewed by him.
What a Joke!
Sick jokes, yucky jokes, crazy jokes, cool jokes – more than 400 hilarious gags and riddles collected from children all across Australia.
What a Giggle!
Before-school jokes! After-school jokes! Playground jokes! Jokes to tell instead of doing homework! What a Giggle! is bursting with snorts and giggles and hoots of laughter. Hundreds of jokes collected from kids all across Australia (including secret, naughty ones you should keep away from Mum and Dad).
