Henry Goes Bush by Wayne Marshall Classics But in the past twenty

But in the past twenty years

volatile line between care and spite

He knows that real change comes from the compound effect of hundreds of small decisions: doing two push-ups a day

In this comic extravaganza

Henry Goes Bush by Wayne Marshall Classics But in the past twentyPaperback The price of genius is one hell of a hangover. In 1892, New South Wales' most promising writer and least promising teetotaller, Henry Lawson, is banished to Bourke to 'find the real bush'. The goal: sober up, gather fresh material, and stop being such a disappointment. But what Australia's favourite literary son discovers in the river town is less a glorious national frontier than a collective nervous breakdown. History records this as the