"In the sleazy coffee bars of bohemian Sydney the Rymers were born. For a generation they offered access to a world of illusion and enthralment. Marrying the ancestral energies of immigrant ballads to the faeryworld of the European occult, this electric folk group seemed to embody the questing religious spirit of a decade. They had the enigmatic voice of an East European refugee, the. The Doubleman. Christopher J. Koch. McGraw-Hill, - Fiction - pages. 1 Review. Richard Miller is a sensitive young man who has embarked on a successful career as a rock music producer in Australia during the turbulent s. From inside the book. What people are saying - Write a review.2/5(1). Paperback. 20 offers from $ The Year of Living Dangerously. Christopher J. Koch. out of 5 stars. Mass Market Paperback. 62 offers from $/5(5).
Available in the National Library of Australia collection. Author: Koch, C. J. (Christopher John), ; Format: Book; pages ; 18 cm. The Doubleman. by. Christopher J. Koch. · Rating details · 85 ratings · 9 reviews. "In the sleazy coffee bars of bohemian Sydney the Rymers were born. For a generation they offered access to a world of illusion and enthralment. Marrying the ancestral energies of immigrant ballads to the faeryworld of the European occult, this electric. Christopher Koch's theme is illusion; and all his characters are bound by it. the Rymers are an electric folk group enjoying mounting success in Sydney. their producer, Richard Miller, came under Broderick's spell during his youth in tasmania; so did the guitarists Brady and Burr.
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