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about me

After flitting about Japan, China and Korea doing a variety of things from working with Japanese Newspapers to property development in Pusan, I am finally back in Australia. I currently own a small holiday resort in Cairns and am, so far, keeping the "Basil Fawlty within" largely at bay. Owning a holiday apartment complex was only supposed to be a stepping stone and then the GFC came along .......
To keep sane I am involved in producing documentaries and am working on a sit-com.
I love the escapism of reading and writing.
I have a wonderful daughter who is everything and more.

favourite books

Anything well written.

These may be on or off my shelf at the moment but are all worth a look (listed in no particular order and not all inclusive - sorry if I haven't updated it and have missed you):
Schrodingers Caterpillar
Shadow Jumber
My Pet Human
Cousin Felicity and the eels at Mist Point
Pascual's Birthday
A King in Time
Hell's Super
Onset
Maddy Hatfield and the Magic Locket
Notes on an orange burial
Shadow of the wraith
Notes on an ornage funeral
A noble proffession
Hollow Moon
Faust’s butterfly
Poet

my websites

http://www.cairnsluxury.com     http://byyoursidedoco.com/

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my books

A Fatal Misuse of Time

Andrew Marfleet

Ever tried waking up yesterday instead of tomorrow? That is just the beginning of Tristan's troubles as his life is hijacked to reveal the future.


“Merlin knew the future because he was living backwards through time.” The inspiration for this novel was an almost throwaway line in the Once and Future King by T.H. White that I have remembered since childhood.

What would life be like for someone like that?

This is not a time travel book in the usual sense. Amid the humour, action and mind-bending twists of plot, this book will make you challenge your perception of conscious thought and become more aware of how consciousness connects one moment to another.

Tristan is a scientist researching the nature of time. An experiment goes wrong and starts him on a journey living backwards through time that will last a millennium. He wakes every morning, on the morning of the day before, knowing what will happen tomorrow but not what will happen that day or what happened yesterday.

In the year 2001,Tristan's life is being slowly hijacked by terrorists. One day he wakes up married, in Bali, leaving for London and enmeshed in a plot to gain a glimpse of the future at any cost. Quite a jump from what he remembers of the next few days - a quiet bachelor life in Sydney.

 

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brerandall wrote 3 days ago

Hi Andrew! Thank you so much for your continued support of Memoria! ....

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A polite request: If you have the time could you take a look at my bo....

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OK, Gang, this seems to be slowing down a bit, so I am putting a cele....

whoster wrote 13 days ago

Hi Andrew, Thanks for finding the time to read and comment on W & ....

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I wrote 14 days ago

ComLit forum (review) A very polished bit of writing. It sometimes feels as though it rambles a bit from time to time but that can be put down to on-screen reading and, in any case, the inherent humour takes the reader over these patches easily. The characters are great and built cleverly such ... view book

I wrote 20 days ago

Sorry to take so long - bit a bit pre occupied with that annoying and intrusive thing called life. Great effort with smooth dialogue and well developed characters. The pacing is well set and the intrigue maintained well through the crucial first three chapters. Below are points on the first two c... view book

I wrote 46 days ago

This is a beautifully written book with which I can find no real fault. The only thing that confuses a little is the style and force of the prologue contrasted with the book proper. The prologue propels the reader into the first chapter and so does that job well but I did feel myself wondering, as t... view book

I wrote 49 days ago

You have a lovely command of the language and I stopped looking for errors pretty early as I realized there were none. The act of critiquing makes one find things that would normally be overlooked when reading a book for pleasure but even with that in mind there was very little I can comment on. Per... view book

I wrote 49 days ago

You have a lovely command of the language and I stopped looking for errors pretty early as I realized there were none. The act of critiquing makes one find things that would normally be overlooked when reading a book for pleasure but even with that in mind there was very little I can comment on. Per... view book

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