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Sold
Money. Lust. Real estate.
Sold takes a fly-on-the-wall look at Melbourne’s property industry. Set in the leafy, prosperous inner suburbs, it follows the fortunes and misfortunes of three agents as they jostle, thrive and try to survive.
It reveals the routines, the agents’ listing tricks and the subtle intimidation used to motivate staff and prospective vendors at Prender and Prender Real Estate.
Failed AFL footballer, Will Pittman, now a junior agent, is looking for redemption. Former Auckland car dealer Harry ‘The Fox’ Osbourne just wants to pay the kids’ school fees.
And Dally Love, the smiling assassin, wants it all: money, the girl, and the warm glow that comes from being seen as a good bloke.
Then there’s Gerard. Mentally disabled, homeless, possibly dangerous. He’s like a scud missile with a busted radar. And he’s squatting in an old convent that’s about to be turned into luxury apartments...
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Things We Didn't See Coming
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It’s the anxious eve of the millennium. The car is packed to capacity, and as midnight approaches, a family flees the city in a fit of panic and paranoid, conflicting emotions.
The ensuing journey spans decades and off... More »
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The Sleepers Almanac 2007: The Family Affair
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The Sleepers Almanac: No. 4
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The Sleepers Almanac: No. 4 is a collection of short stories, with some cartoons and a dash of poetry to boot and showcases new and emerging writers alongside established authors. The fourth Almanac features Steven Carro... More »
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Sleepers Almanac: No 5
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The annual Sleepers Almanac is a collection of short stories, poetry and cartoons, which specialises in bringing together authors of some repute alongside tyro writers.
When Sleepers was founded by Zoe Dattner and Louise... More »
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