
Garry Linnell
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Garry Linnell is one of Australia’s most experienced journalists. Born and raised in Geelong, he has won several awards for his writing, including a Walkley for best feature writing. He has been editor-in-chief of The Bulletin, editor of The Daily Telegraph, director of news and current affairs for the Nine Network and editorial director of Fairfax. He spent four years as co-host of the Breakfast Show on 2UE and is also the author of four previous books - ‘Football Ltd: The inside story of the AFL’; ‘Raelene: sometimes beaten, never conquered’; ‘Playing God: The rise and fall of Gary Ablett’ and the bestselling 'Buckley's Chance'.
Books by Garry Linnell
Australia’s Jack the Ripper and the serial murders that shocked the world
<h3>From Walkley Award-winning writer, Gary Linnell comes the greatest Australian story never told - until now.</h3>
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When Garry Linnell stumbled across the grisly story of Frederick Deeming, he knew it was the one he wanted to tell.
Garry Linnell reveals how a childhood fascination led to his exploration of the life, and love, of an oft-forgotten bushranger.
Buckley’s Chance author Garry Linnell reflects on bringing a 200-year-old story to life.
Garry Linnell uncovers the incredible true story of a mythical Australian figure.