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Chalk and Cheese
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Chalk and Cheese

Ross Fitzgerald, Ian McFadyen
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Ross Fitzgerald and Ian McFadyen's powerful new fiction, Chalk and Cheese, is a tale of two 80-year-old former radio stars, Bill and Ben, who hate each other, but who end up in the same nursing home. Even though Chalk Cheese can be seen as a wry comedy using clear-eyed satire, it is also a compelling story which challenges our views on life in nursing homes and how the elderly are treated.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Hybrid Publishers
Country
Australia
Date
30 July 2025
ISBN
9781922768469

Ross Fitzgerald and Ian McFadyen's powerful new fiction, Chalk and Cheese, is a tale of two 80-year-old former radio stars, Bill and Ben, who hate each other, but who end up in the same nursing home. Even though Chalk Cheese can be seen as a wry comedy using clear-eyed satire, it is also a compelling story which challenges our views on life in nursing homes and how the elderly are treated.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Hybrid Publishers
Country
Australia
Date
30 July 2025
ISBN
9781922768469

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