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Written with great humour and affection comes a tale of Aussie tennis great and Wimbledon doubles champion Ken Fletcher, told by his childhood friend, bestselling author Hugh Lunn.

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A collection of older words and phrases that are no longer a part of our everyday language.

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This wonderful follow up o the best selling Lost for Words continues its humorous and nostalgic trip through our language.

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What do you do in the swinging 60s when you've got a great job as a reporter, and the car to match, but lost your love Hugh Lunn went to China on the eve of the Cultural Revolution,and fell in love again. Armed only with Banjo Patterson ballads, and an artificial sheepskin coat, he soon learnt that life is not all cricket and cheongsams.

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Saigon,1967. Hugh Lunn arrives in Vietnam at the height of the war to cover it for Reuters. Before long the author experiences the full horror and tragedy of war, and finds himself questioning not only the US/Australian role in Vietnam, but his own role in a war where images and words could be as powerful as bullets.