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“This is just a wonderfully idiosyncratic little masterpiece, it’s so great it requires your breath away.”—Times (British)After living abroad for a long time, author Peter Carey returns home to Sydney and efforts to fully capture its personality. Seeking the aid of his old buddies, Carey is quickly driven to their unusual, anarchic sides, each one of these orbiting the area he's return to observe. The end result is just a wild and wonderful voyage of discovery and rediscovery whilst Sydney’s shores that are sometimes battered by the southerly bluster as bracing. Well-Known places such as for instance Bondi Beach, the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and the Blue Mountains all undertake a peculiar new strength when subjected to the penetrating stare of the writer and his friends.30 Times in Sydney provides the audience a fascinating peek behind the facades and the Venetian shutters of the town.