Malice in Blunderland

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Doing the Iola run, originally uploaded by rowells.

Posted by Fergal at 10:20 am

Fergal: Once a devil-may-care rake hell blazing a path of mediocrity across the Australian pubscape; now a terribly responsible and professional teacher of English to them what needs it, and very proud husband to Natasha and father to Iola. Currently resident in Surabaya, the ancient and mysterious Indonesian 'City of the Thousand Golden Malls'.

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Englishdroid--the lighter side of ESL
TEFL.com. Name says it all, really.
Dave's ESL Cafe
Website of George Gittoes--Australian war artist who'll shake your world a little...
The legendary 'as I wade through mud and blood' John Pilger's website.
Outre Gallery; my home-away-from-home in Melbourne.
Vignette Press: Indie publisher of pocket fiction.
Going Down Swinging: Aussie literary/spoken word zine with the mostest.