Jon Doust
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born
Australia
gender
male
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Boy on a Wire
— published 2009 — 2 editions |
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To the Highlands
— published 2012 — 2 editions |
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Magpie Mischief
by Jon Doust, Ken Spillman — published 2002 |
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Magwheel Madness
by Jon Doust, Ken Spillman — published 2005 |
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“From the opening sentence, it is clear that we are in the presence of a writer with a distinctive voice and uncanny ability to capture the bewilderment and burgeoning anger of a boy struggling to remain true to himself while navigating the hypocritical system he finds himself trapped in … what makes Boy on a Wire much more than a bleak coming-of-age story is Doust’s sharp wit. “Justice not only prevails at Grammar School, it is rampant.” If you know an angry teenager, give this to him.’ — The Age”
― Jon Doust, Boy on a Wire
― Jon Doust, Boy on a Wire
“…a hilarious, angry and sympathetic portrait of boys behaving badly, teeming with sadistic bullies, imperfect heroes, adolescent onanists and ice-cream gorging hedonists.’— The West Australian”
― Jon Doust, Boy on a Wire
― Jon Doust, Boy on a Wire
“The novel is apparently autobiographical and is being publicised as such but Doust has done with his material what so many autobiographical novelists fail to do: he has turned it into a shapely story, with no extraneous material or diversions and with an absolutely consistent and convincing narrative voice.’ — Sydney Morning Herald”
― Jon Doust, Boy on a Wire
― Jon Doust, Boy on a Wire
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