In The Company of Strangers - Trembath, Richard
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Collection of poetry and short stories, both fiction and non-fiction. RICHARD TREMBATH is many things - poet, athlete, horseman and multi-award winning journalist - all of which are reflected in this, his second book. Trembath's first book, More Lives Than One, was of poetry and songs alone, but In The Company Of Strangers presents a wider view of his talents and experiences in the variety of spheres in which he has lived his life. In The Company Of Strangers is a collection of Trembath's poetry and short stories plus a selection of his awardwinning newspaper and magazine stories. Like his fi…mehr

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Collection of poetry and short stories, both fiction and non-fiction. RICHARD TREMBATH is many things - poet, athlete, horseman and multi-award winning journalist - all of which are reflected in this, his second book. Trembath's first book, More Lives Than One, was of poetry and songs alone, but In The Company Of Strangers presents a wider view of his talents and experiences in the variety of spheres in which he has lived his life. In The Company Of Strangers is a collection of Trembath's poetry and short stories plus a selection of his awardwinning newspaper and magazine stories. Like his fi rst book, it presents a very different view to his generally accepted public image. Trembath is divorced, with four adult children, and lives in an outer suburb of Melbourne.
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RICHARD TREMBATH is many things - poet, athlete, horseman and multi-award winning journalist - all of which are reflected in this, his second book. Trembath's first book, More Lives Than One, was of poetry and songs alone, but In The Company Of Strangers presents a wider view of his talents and experiences in the variety of spheres in which he has lived his life. In The Company Of Strangers is a collection of Trembath's poetry and short stories plus a selection of his award winning newspaper and magazine stories. Like his fi rst book, it presents a very different view to his generally accepted public image. Trembath is divorced, with four adult children, and lives in an outer suburb of Melbourne.