City of Belmont - Ruth Faulkner Public Library

The fairytale, a real and imagined history of Australian sport, [written and] read by H.G. Nelson

Label
The fairytale, a real and imagined history of Australian sport, [written and] read by H.G. Nelson
Language
eng
Form of composition
not applicable
Format of music
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Literary text for sound recordings
history
Main title
The fairytale
Music parts
not applicable
Responsibility statement
[written and] read by H.G. Nelson
Sub title
a real and imagined history of Australian sport
Summary
For more than 30 years, H.G. Nelson has been finding the poetry in the punt and humour during half-time. Now, he turns his keen eye for facts and folly to the illustrious history of our great nation. H.G. touches on the most important moments that have formed Australian society, ranging from music to war to politics to culture and far beyond. He reminds us of our leaders' great sporting triumphs, from Harold Holt's swimming to John Howard's bowling, shows how Don Bradman might (MIGHT) have had a word with Churchill that turned around the war effort and explains why Australia's reality TV is the best in the world. The Fairytale is H.G.'s magnum opus - an all-encompassing, no-holds-barred history of our great nation, told through the stories of our sporting highs, lows and middles
Target audience
adult
Transposition and arrangement
not applicable
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