With discussions on the politics of suicide and unshaven armpits, one of Australia's most intriguing experimental writers has set her thoughts to writing, with mention of such famed writers as Socrates and Jane Austen, Coleridge and Tolstoy, as well as the battles between romanticism and jingoism in Australian writing. Written, by hand, in the tradition of European and American manifestos, this document challenges readers and writers alike not to fall for a romantic view of the world.
