Way Beyond Satire
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.65 (801 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1925265870 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This is his second book.. Rowan Dean is a regular political satirist with the Australian Financial Review, as well as a political columnist with other mainstream Australian newspapers. As well as writing, Rowan is a popular TV guest on Sky News and the ABC where his unflinching mixture of humor and hard-core political insights is
He is also the Editor of The Spectator Australia, the Australian arm of the English language’s oldest continually published political and cultural magazine. About the AuthorRowan Dean is a regular political satirist with the Australian Financial Review, as well as a political columnist with other mainstream Australian newspapers. This is his second book.. As well as writing, Rowan is a popular TV guest on Sky News and the ABC where his unflinching mixture of humor and hard-core political insights is valued on programs as diverse as The Bolt Report, Paul Murray Live, Viewpoint, Jones & Co., The Drum
Little did they know, the real fun had just begun. Following the turbulent, crazy, roller-coaster years of Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard, by late 2013 Australians were looking forward to a steady new era of boring, conservative, grown-up government under Tony Abbott and his Coalition. In this hilarious selection from his weekly Australian Financial Review satirical columns, Rowan Dean chronicles Australia’s recent political mayhem, sorry, we mean history, in his unique tongue-in-cheek, ruthlessly subversive style. Best of all, you’ll find all your favourite characters as they plot and scheme their way up and down the corridors of power. Forget waiting for the weekend, now you can enjoy all of Dean’s satire right up to the present day in one superb collection. From the mysterious Granola virus to an outbreak of Todgers in the Lodge; from performing the Same Sex Kama Sutra and resisting the pull of Gravitational Waffle; from Sharia Law in Tassie to enjoying All the Gonski you can eat, Dean’s biting humour is an irresistible comic pleasure to savour. Under Dean’s piercing gaze, Australian politics has never been so politica