| Description |
ix, 179 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm |
| Summary |
Ryle Winn is the master of the cock and bull tale, and here at last is his collection of the funniest yarns he's ever spun. He's put a bit of everything in the book. There are jokes, where the focus is on the teller - the life of the party. The short pub yarn, which is delivered to just one or two mates by a quiet bloke in the corner, with the focus on the scene, not the teller. And then there's the fair dinkum yarn, which might take a long while to tell. This is a little gem that shines with quintessential Aussie humour - it's full of the sort of classic, irreverent storytelling you hear too little of these days. This book doesn't care about political correctness or fashion; it just cares about what's going to make you snort beer out your nose |
| Analysis |
Australian |
| Notes |
Rhylle Winn (now known as Ryle Winn) writing as R. M. Winn |
| Subject |
Australian wit and humor.
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Authors -- Moreton Bay Region
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Humorous stories, Australian.
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Short stories, Australian.
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| Genre/Form |
Short stories.
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| ISBN |
0143206052 (paperback) |
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9780143206057 (paperback) |
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