Eleven pungent points of natural selection, by Peter Bowes. Pics by Kirra Pendergast. Women don’t look at men with the same hot-blooded concentration as we do them, this is anthropological. A man’s glance is like a searchlight, it always goes the same route when it’s… Read More »Why Chicks Don’t Dig You
We should go to Lennox today, after we pick up the brush-cutter.’ This is the good wife speaking at about 5am this morning. Things begin quietly out here – plans are easily made – the brush-cutter (whipper-snipper) is needed because of the rampant invasion of… Read More »Lennox be my Lover
 A welcome was hard earned here, and almost always conditional. Byron Bay usually defended itself against any newcomer with either blankfaced rebuffal or a beating. The town had no shortage of strong-armed men with both the butter factory and the slaughterhouse in full production,… Read More »A Small Town Welcome – Peter Bowes
photo : Patrick Gorbunovs The Shadow at Tallows Words by Peter Bowes The first thing we did wrong was get out of the car. There is a matrix isn’t there; a late summer afternoon, an overcast sky, an ocean of dirty water after a northern… Read More »The Shadow at Tallows – Peter Bowes
