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Wasted: The true story of Jim McNeil, violent criminal and brilliant playwright

Author: Ross Honeywill

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Book Cover: Wasted: The true story of Jim McNeil, violent criminal and brilliant playwright
Wasted: The true story of Jim McNeil, violent criminal and brilliant playwright
By Ross Honeywill
When he wrote his first play, McNeil had never set foot in a theatre. Just four years later he was a celebrity.
When he wrote his first play, McNeil had never set foot in a theatre. Just four years later he was a celebrity.
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Published: 30/08/2010
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9780670073955
RRP: $32.95
Book Cover: NEO Power: How the New Economic Order is Changing the Way we Live, Work and Play
NEO Power: How the New Economic Order is Changing the Way we Live, Work and Play
By Ross Honeywill & Verity Byth

Revealing startling evidence of how four million Australians are transforming the social and political landscape, this landmark book  compiles vast consumer research and examinations of  more than 2,000 social and behavioral characteristics to reveal a new approach to marketing based on  discretionary consumption.  Known as the New Economic Order,   the NEOs are powering the...

Revealing startling evidence of how four million Australians are transforming the social and political landscape, this landmark book  compiles vast consumer research and examinations of  more...

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Published: 01/10/2006
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781921215025
RRP: $32.95
Book Cover: Wasted: The true story of Jim McNeil, violent criminal and brilliant playwright
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Ross Honeywill
Published:25/08/2010
ISBN-13:9781742531205
ISBN-10:1742531202
Origin:Australia
Imprint:E-Penguin
Publisher:Penguin Aus.
Subjects: - Biography: arts & entertainment(93)
- Biography: literary(52)
- True stories(174)

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