Surfcasters Snapper and Scandal
Shore Fishing Notes from Wellington Circa 1973
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Surfcasters Snapper and Scandal
Narrated by:
GJ Philip
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Narrated by:
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GJ Philip
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By:
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GJ Philip
It's 1972, and 12-year-old GJ Philip lives most of the time on the wharves of Wellington, NZ, afraid to go home where his schizophrenic father rules with an iron fist. But GJ carves a life of sorts from the rough-and-tumble world of pubs and railway stations in New Zealand's Capital City, selling fish and sleeping in railway carriages, part of a band of Naenae street urchins that find shelter on the public transport network.
GJ joins the Wellington Surfcasting and Angling Club to find acceptance in society and recognition among his fishing peers, but things aren't always as simple as they seem.
©2021 Graham Philip (P)2021 GJ Philip
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