What could Les Norton possibly be doing in Nimbin, the hippie capital of Australia? And how did the little green tree-frog in Les's backyard start it all?
Robert G. Barrett Books
This author is celebrated for their raw and authentic portrayal of Australian life, drawing deeply from their own working-class experiences. Their writing is characterized by an unflinching realism and a sharp eye for the lives of ordinary people and their struggles. Through a distinct voice, they capture the essence of Australian identity, with all its grit and humor. Their works resonate with readers for their honesty and profound understanding of the human condition.
Les Norton: Between The Devlin And The Deep Blue Seas
- 230 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Les Norton’s apartment block in Randwick was proving to be nothing but trouble, full of mayhem and murder. It seemed the longer he owned it the more money he lost. But while he’s trying to solve his financial problems, Les still has time to fight hate-crazed roadies, sort out a drug deal after fighting a gang of bikies, help a feminist Balmain writer with some research she won’t forget in a hurry, and get involved with Franulka, a super-sexy leadsinger of an all-girl rock band, The Heathen Harlots. And with the help of two ex-Romanian Securitate explosive experts, he might even be able to sort out his investment. But can Les pull off the perfect crime?
