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Book Club: Two local books well worth reading

The marvellous Gus Silber and extraordinary Prof Jansen have both just released books ... and we’re big fans

For the answer to the meaning of Bohemian Rhapsody – and other essential information you never knew you needed to know, you really do need to read Electric Graffiti by Gus Silber. An eclectic, electric anthology of musings, bemusings, and amusings …  you will find more than 90 of Silber’s digital dispatches, covering topics as diverse as stand-up comedy, the house-breaking habits of hadedas, the haunted libraries of our childhood, and the secret, never-before-revealed meaning of Bohemian Rhapsody. Step inside, and discover why Gus Silber puts the book in Facebook!

We’re massive fans of Professor Jonathan Jansen, and in Learning Lessons he recounts, in his indomitable way, how the people in his life invested love, direction, encouragement (and even money) to make his journey possible — in the hope that his story may give inspiration and direction to generations of young people taking their first steps in adult life. Brilliant, as is he!

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