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The Man the Sea Did Not Want
The Man the Sea Did Not Want
The Man the Sea Did Not Want
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The Man the Sea Did Not Want

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A story of a true event in a young man's life. The story was retold to a stranger and this is the conversation. A journey of discovery of becoming a man shortly after his twenty first birthday. Later he painted his experience in contemporary art and the art was the reason for the discussion.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherA R Dent
Release dateMay 1, 2015
ISBN9781310618550
The Man the Sea Did Not Want
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A R Dent

A.R. Dent was born in 1945 in Sydney and lived at a beach side suburb. After a turbulent/quiet contrasting early life A.R. Dent then spent time travelling before settling down for a business and professional life. 'Been there - done that' about sums up his life. A Professional Artist and now also including his love of writing and poetry into his life. In writing To Kill a Bunyip I had a plan. Write the book more stupid than Ocker Oscar (that was a challenge). I now have another plan; write each book more stupid than the last book. The single goal of A R Dent is to create original stories that entertain. I am not writing books. I am not an author. I am now a storyteller. I have a present 'work-in-progress' to follow after To Kill a Bunyip and experimenting with other stories to find my true 'author's voice' which is there but I need to fine tune it specifically for storytelling. Short stories and Novellas are my aim to entertain through the written word. All books/stories are related to me...... Ocker Oscar and To Kill a Bunyip were written from my experiences in my life. All stories will have a theme or plot that is connected somehow to my life. My intent is to write, using satire, in a way that people see history as a continuum that changes but remains constant. Fiction, facts, and lies. My next book is - The People of Null (title may change). Details of the progress are posted on A R Dent Facebook page. The Justice of Null is the core to Hollow Log Stories. My writing style has changed somewhat but satire remains as the main theme within my writings. Ocker Oscar is connected to To Kill a Bunyip though the Dawson family and the twins. These two books are present day. The Justice of Null focuses on 1857 when Terrence Null was told he was to be a Justice of the Peace. The Justice of Null is the book that Hollow Log Stories draws its characters and stories. The People of Null is in concept stage and being researched and developed. The People of Null is back in real time in the village of Null when a psychiatrist goes to Null for retirement. *Waiting for god* in a retirement village and being told to fit into society. This concept has me laughing as I write the precis and develop a story around this theme.

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    The Man the Sea Did Not Want - A R Dent

    The Man the Sea Did Not Want

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    A. R. Dent

    The Man the Sea Did Not Want

    Copyright 2015 A. R. Dent

    ISBN 9781310618550

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    The Man the Sea Did Not Want

    In life, there are the observed, and the people who observe. What follows is just one part of the life of a person who lived life as an observed. A story based on a series of events in one person’s life.

    ‘Gidday, nice day to be out on the water today,’ I said.

    ‘Oh, is that sarcasm or are you a fair weather sailor?’ she said.

    ‘Well, I suppose it is more irony. No, I am not a fair weather sailor. I saw you here a few weeks ago - have you recently moved here?’

    ‘No, I live and work in Sydney. Family weekender means I visit often. That’s a nice painting. Bright colours. What does it depict... a story, no doubt?’

    ‘This painting is about the

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