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MURRAY EDMOND DESCRIBES THE BOOK …
“He was on Aotea, Great Barrier Island, the night the Tiri sank; performed guerrilla theatre on the steps of Parliament; got arrested in Auckland for throwing a flower at a policeman; was a fruit-picker and railway worker in Australia, and thrown into a Black Maria in Melbourne; acted with Rough Theatre in London, was arrested yet again at a demo in London while working as a solicitor’s clerk, taught English at the Dublin School in Barcelona; was Equity union rep in Auckland; acted in Noh drama in Japan, went to Northern Ireland in the wake of the Troubles; fought for employment rights and against nuclear warships in Japan; has been a kaitautoko at Ihumātao … and it’s all true!
“These fantastical, fascinating tales of living a life are not fantasy. Eat your hearts out, Jack Kerouac and Marco Polo — Farrell Cleary has tales to tell!”
