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Dodging the Bull

Dodging the Bull

Paul Mitchell

Paul Mitchell throws a spanner into daily lives and watches his characters pick up the pieces. From the Bali bombings to the difficulties of unorthodox sexuality in a closed-minded community, Mitchell's stories are socially aware and compassionate, but also confronting and progressive.

Shifting with ease between vernacular and lyricism, Dodging the Bull chronicles the lives of honest Australians confronted by the rift between ignorance and compassion that threatens to divide today's multi-layered society. Paul Mitchell's short fiction has appeared in many anthologies and he has won numerous awards, including a 2007 Australia Council writing fellowship.

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Paul Mitchell grew up in six Victorian country towns and now lives in the Melbourne suburb of Yarraville. His award winning poetry book, Minorphysics, was released in 2003 and his second collection, Awake Despite the Hour, was published in 2007. A journalist, copywriter and teacher, Paul has also worked as an attendant carer, service station console operator, wool classer and rock singer. He has two children, Hannah and Hugo, and when he’s not writing he likes to read, worry, meditate, and then get on with writing again.

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ISBN   9781862547490
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PAGE COUNT   160
DIMENSIONS   210 x 135 mm