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Loose change

Author Ben HouriganPosted on 2006-04-262008-08-22Categories GeneralTags Alex Kerr, Amazon, Biro, Citibank Branch, Cupboard, Demons, Deposit Slip, Gunma Ken, Human Relations, Invisible Rules, Living In Japan, Loose Change, Modern Japan, Old Apartment, Osaka, Pencil, Shinsaibashi, Tellers, Wikipedia, Worthless Pieces2 Comments on Loose change

Corrupting the Youth (review)

Author Ben HouriganPosted on 2006-03-122015-06-19Categories GeneralTags Academic Post, Alex, Amazon, Australian Books, Common Room, Gp, History Of Philosophy, Intellectual Framework, Isms, James Franklin, Jim Franklin, Keith Windschuttle, Macleay Press, Mscp, Nonsense, Readable Research, Reading Recommendations, Shopping Cart, Unsw, Web Maths3 Comments on Corrupting the Youth (review)

Japanese Story (review)

Author Ben HouriganPosted on 2005-02-252015-06-19Categories Movies and TVTags Amazon, Asian Man, Australian Films, Australian Woman, Economic Contexts, Economic Miracle, Female Protagonist, Japanese Characters, Japanese Culture, Japanese Man, Japanese Story, Japanophile, Original Theme, Population Lives, Presences, Reviews, Sandy Edwards, Scriptwriter, Southeast Asia, Sue Brooks, Toni Collette8 Comments on Japanese Story (review)

Getting it right

Author Ben HouriganPosted on 2005-02-172008-08-22Categories General, VideogamesTags 16 February, Amazon, Bandwagon, Factual Errors, Faf, George Lucas, Hcds, J C Herz, Multi User Dungeon, Nick Montfort, Nickm, Pop Group, Richard Bartle, Roy Trubshaw, Star Wars Universe, Typography, Virtuality, Wing Commander, Wing Commander Series, World Of WarcraftLeave a comment on Getting it right

The Subtle Knife (review)

Author Ben HouriganPosted on 2005-01-262008-08-22Categories BooksTags Adventure Elements, Adventure Story, Amazon, Dark Materials, Distractions, Golden Compass, Harry Potter Books, Innocence, Intervals, Intuition, London Point, Lord Asriel, Meditations, Northern Lights, Parallel Worlds, Philip Pullman, Plotline, Predecessor, Protagonists, Reviews, Subtle Knife2 Comments on The Subtle Knife (review)

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Kiss Me, Genius Boy cover Kiss Me, Genius Boy is Ben Hourigan’s debut novel, and the first of three volumes in the No More Dreams series. Available on the full range of e-book platforms for just $3.99 ($5.99 on Kindle), KMGB is an unforgettable tragi-comic tale of teen romance and obsession. Full details here. My Generation's Lament cover My Generation’s Lament (No More Dreams #2), released in January 2013, continues the story of the former prodigy Joshua Rivers and his nymphomaniac lover Lilian Lau, as well as portraying the ugly side of student radicalism and delving into the Rivers family’s secrets.

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Ben Hourigan is an indie novelist, the author of Kiss Me, Genius Boy (2011) and (2013). He is also the owner of editing, publishing, and communications consultancy Hourigan & Co., and of ebook label Nameless Books. He has lived in Melbourne, Osaka, Sydney, Chiang Mai, and Bangkok.

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