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AUSTRALIA’S FUNNIEST YARNS – OUT NOW!

December 10, 2019 By Graham Seal in Uncategorized

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Chunks

  • THE WORLD FAIR IN THE DESERT
  • THE RETURN OF TYPHOID MARY
  • FACT AND FAKE – THE FIRST ANZAC DAY
  • HOW DID LINNAEUS KNOW THAT?
  • KITTY GRAVY WORKS THE SYSTEM, 1825
  • NUMSKULLS, NINCOMPOOPS AND THE AGE OF FOOLS
  • TRACKING MATILDA – A CONTINUING CONUNDRUM
  • HELLHOUNDS – FROM CONAN DOYLE TO ROBERT JOHNSON
  • THE MYSTERY OF MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER’S DISAPPEARANCE ON THE CANNIBAL COAST
  • AUSTRALIA’S FUNNIEST YARNS – OUT NOW!
  • THE GREATEST MONSTER WHO EVER CURSED THE EARTH
  • THYLACINE UPDATES
  • THE PORTUGUESE PLATYPUS
  • FOGLE-HUNTERS, WIRE-TOOLERS AND BUZZERS
  • HOW NOT TO FIND TREASURE
  • WAYS AND LAYS – THE SPEECH OF BEGGARS
  • THE DEVIL RODE OUT – THE SATANIC RITUAL ABUSE (SRA) SCARE
  • FLIGHT OF THE LOST DIAMONDS
  • A BUSHRANGER IN AMERICA
  • THE MOON-WOMAN – FROM MATRIARCHY TO PATRIARCHY
  • Moral Ecologies and Crimes Against Nature – just out
  • A MAGICAL WAR
  • THE SECRET SPEECH FROM THE DEVIL’S ARSE
  • THE BATTLE OF BOW STREET
  • Friedl Dicker’s art
  • LEGENDS OF THE SPECTRAL HORDE
  • ANZAC: THE BIRTH OF A NATION
  • RIVERS OF GOLD
  • BRITAIN REVOKES USA INDEPENDENCE
  • PARLARI – THE SPEECH OF FAIRGROUND FOLK
  • THE LOST RED RUBY OF BURMA
  • WIVES FOR SALE
  • BURYING THE DEAD HORSE
  • A RHYMING SLANG LETTER FROM THE IRON WRENCHES OF WORLD WAR ONE
  • Follow-up to ‘Stealing the Past’
  • HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A THYLACINE?
  • BOILING DOWN THE BODIES AND OTHER TRENCH MYTHS OF THE GREAT WAR
  • RAGTIME ARMIES: TRENCH SONGS OF THE GREAT WAR

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