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Great Australian Urban Legends : Australia's Wildest Tales - Eamon Evans

Great Australian Urban Legends

Australia's Wildest Tales

By: Eamon Evans

Paperback | 26 November 2024

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Satanists in Perth. Panthers in Sydney. Inner Melbourne's secret morgue.

Australia is stuffed full of stories that need to be taken with a big spoon of salt. Stories that we all know are silly, but that we also just can't help sharing. In Great Australian Urban Legends, Eamon Evans presents you with myths, misconceptions and barefaced lies about real people and real places down under. These pages libel Captain Cook and slander Phar Lap. They will annoy the Wiggles and David Boon. They will reveal whether Harold Holt really died, if the bunyip ever lived, and which famous Australian now gets by as a ghost.

About the Author

Eamon Evans is the author of fifteen books, some quite good.

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