WARNING! Contains explicit descriptions of sexual activity, though mostly humorous and often tongue-in-cheek (or tongue-in-cheeks?)DICKLOOSER
Continue to journey with young ex-Aussie rules footballer ‘Blue’ Mooney as he jets, sails and hitch-hikes across the planet in his quest for adventure, knowledge, and the opportunity to get into the knickers of every willing foreign female findable – especially, yes, if she’s French!
DISCERNING READERS SAY:
“The book’s a bloody ball-tearer!” … Sir Les Patterson
“H.B. (Blue) Mooney belongs to that earthy, robust tradition of Henry Lawson, C.J. Dennis, Lennie Lower and Frank Hardy. He has a great ear for dialogue and revels in wordplay and Aussie vernacular. At a time when Australian writing is noted for its blandness and correctness, his work is a breath of fresh air. It is strong and gutsy, and often very funny – another quality which is sadly missing in much contemporary Australian literature.” John Hooker, former publisher (Penguin, William Collins), awarded writer emeritus by the Australia Council in 2000.
“H.B. (Blue) Mooney’s approach to writing is a breath of fresh air, even if the breeze occasionally changes direction to waft across the sewerage works or the balconies of nearby brothels. I read Dickloose and enjoyed it very much.”… John Clarke, satirist, writer, actor.