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Den's Lens
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Den’s Lens

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A university scholarship and winning skills at cricket and Australian Rules football gave Den Murcott a terrific start in life. With a career first in accounting and then in IT, he was well on the way to fulfilling the middle class dream. A wife, Ali, and two charming daughters, plus a Mercedes, completed the picture.

But in his mid-forties, something went wrong. Den’s lens got distorted. He wanted something more creative out of life. Perhaps Whelan the Wrecker, an alter ego who popped out of the beer bottle with fearsome regularity, had something to do with it.

Hugely entertaining, Den’s multidirectional lens focuses on the irritating tricks and devices of modern life, shedding light on travel, friendships, corporate madness and women who leave bedrooms for workrooms. In doing so, Den scratches an unpleasant itch in society: What do you do if your success streams run dry? What happens when a WAMP (Worthy Affluent Male Professional) is infected with the dreaded WIMP (Woefully Indecent Men-at-pause Problem)?

Many of us have been there - or nearly! So the next time the world opens its lunchbox in your face, dip into Den’s Lens and laugh your way out of the mire.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Generation Publishing
Date
13 June 2006
Pages
272
ISBN
9781844016655

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

A university scholarship and winning skills at cricket and Australian Rules football gave Den Murcott a terrific start in life. With a career first in accounting and then in IT, he was well on the way to fulfilling the middle class dream. A wife, Ali, and two charming daughters, plus a Mercedes, completed the picture.

But in his mid-forties, something went wrong. Den’s lens got distorted. He wanted something more creative out of life. Perhaps Whelan the Wrecker, an alter ego who popped out of the beer bottle with fearsome regularity, had something to do with it.

Hugely entertaining, Den’s multidirectional lens focuses on the irritating tricks and devices of modern life, shedding light on travel, friendships, corporate madness and women who leave bedrooms for workrooms. In doing so, Den scratches an unpleasant itch in society: What do you do if your success streams run dry? What happens when a WAMP (Worthy Affluent Male Professional) is infected with the dreaded WIMP (Woefully Indecent Men-at-pause Problem)?

Many of us have been there - or nearly! So the next time the world opens its lunchbox in your face, dip into Den’s Lens and laugh your way out of the mire.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Generation Publishing
Date
13 June 2006
Pages
272
ISBN
9781844016655