Australia. Often inhospitable land, infested with bugs of any kind in which a writer in mid-coward mid-curious looking for inspiration. This is the brief summary of a book of 14 new swarming the incredible adventures of a narrator closer Tarzoon the shame of the jungle than Crocodile Dundee . Finely written 14 stories that depict koalas, snakes, wombats, wild boar, buffalo, shark crashing down a writer stuck in tall tales, and against which he will not have the strength to fight. Chiseled, perfectly straight, each story runs its relentless decline scenario with a self-deprecating and all Anglo-Saxon.
Kenneth Cook clearly enjoys his (?) Chagrin animal at the meeting, by the way, Australians and surly alcoholic for whom nature is a vast playground facing boredom. We laughed frankly about these adventures there, where style is precise and vivid, we can not lose a crumb of the descent into hell. We visualize the scenes, we shudder sometimes and we often amazes such asleep on the surface but very real when the smacks too much (too) near. The best place is that of the reader, quiet in his chair, even if you fancy going to look under, sometimes an animal hair can arise ... To your misfortune.
Kenneth Cook clearly enjoys his (?) Chagrin animal at the meeting, by the way, Australians and surly alcoholic for whom nature is a vast playground facing boredom. We laughed frankly about these adventures there, where style is precise and vivid, we can not lose a crumb of the descent into hell. We visualize the scenes, we shudder sometimes and we often amazes such asleep on the surface but very real when the smacks too much (too) near. The best place is that of the reader, quiet in his chair, even if you fancy going to look under, sometimes an animal hair can arise ... To your misfortune.
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