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4★
“‘She wanted it,’ and we all went, Yeah, and Fog said, ‘Fat c. . . and we all said the way we remembered it till we were sure it was right.
. . .
Foggo had some rough years. I think it f***ed him up when his dad died. But he came good. Last I heard he was a senior constable working at the Swan Hill station.”
Swan Hill is a Melbourne cop shop (without Foggo, I feel quite certain), but Down shows us how he and his mates obviously escaped any charges by making sure they “remembered right”.
Foggo i ...more
“‘She wanted it,’ and we all went, Yeah, and Fog said, ‘Fat c. . . and we all said the way we remembered it till we were sure it was right.
. . .
Foggo had some rough years. I think it f***ed him up when his dad died. But he came good. Last I heard he was a senior constable working at the Swan Hill station.”
Swan Hill is a Melbourne cop shop (without Foggo, I feel quite certain), but Down shows us how he and his mates obviously escaped any charges by making sure they “remembered right”.
Foggo i ...more
This is a beautiful collection of stories, capturing precise moments of sadness, fear and loss. The title story and Aokigahara are probably my favourites, but there are moments in each of them that grab you by the heart.
Jul 25, 2017
Lauren
marked it as tbr-longlist
Aug 06, 2017
Tonile Reads 📚
marked it as to-read
Nov 09, 2018
Stuart Barnes
marked it as to-read
