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Unique Myanmar and Irrawaddy photo opportunities
During the second half of 2008, John Mitchell will be escorting a tour of Myanmar aboard one of the magnificent old-style vessels operated by the Irrawaddy Flotilla Company.
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"Stalker".
Violence, sex and loneliness form the basis of this steamy novel, set in the beautiful Dandenong Mountains, Melbourne, Australia, and written by John Mitchell.
When women begin to disappear senior detective Mark Kimble is appointed as investigating officer. His enquiries draw blanks until his girlfriend, constable Amanda Campbell, begins to suspect the common denominator between a number of apparent abductions is exclusive co-educational Ridley College, her old school.
Amanda’s ghastly discovery leads to a devastatingly brutal and bloody confrontation at 'Eaglehawk', Andrew Fisher’s deserted country farmhouse.
Violence, sex and loneliness form the basis of this steamy novel, set in the beautiful Dandenong Mountains, Melbourne, Australia, and written by John Mitchell.
When women begin to disappear senior detective Mark Kimble is appointed as investigating officer. His enquiries draw blanks until his girlfriend, constable Amanda Campbell, begins to suspect the common denominator between a number of apparent abductions is exclusive co-educational Ridley College, her old school.
Amanda’s ghastly discovery leads to a devastatingly brutal and bloody confrontation at 'Eaglehawk', Andrew Fisher’s deserted country farmhouse.
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Travel writing sample: Travelling with foot-in-mouth disease
I was in Cambodia touring the temples of Angkor. My guide Ree, was staring at me with a look of utter horror on his face. I was smiling broadly before the penny dropped, and realised I had made one of life’s awful tourist gaffes.