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Waveman
“You must remember, Aussie, there is only one thing a child owes its parent … nothing. A child does not owe a parent respect. A child does not owe a parent gratitude. These are gifts the child chooses to give. But only if the parent deserves them.” Nelson Mandela
Waveman is the true story of a modern-day ‘ronin’, the Japanese word for masterless samurai. Literally translated a ronin is a ‘wave man’ a soldier tossed by the waves of fortune.
Robert Redenbach takes us on an extraordinary journey from a small town in country Victoria through the jungles of Malaysia, the townships of South Africa and Baghdad’s Red Zone. Along the way he brushes up against Nelson Mandela, the FBI and an assortment of larger-than-life characters.
Described by Peter FitzSimons of the Sydney Morning Herald as “A tour de force!” Waveman has captured the imagination of readers from around the world and media outlets across the country, including: Security Solutions, The Courier-Mail, Penthouse Magazine, The West Australian, Alive Christian Magazine, Gold Coast Bulletin, Blitz Martial Arts and Sky News Business.
“There is a philosophical depth to Waveman that goes well past the action and adventure, although you can read it on that level too. It’s a great, inspiring and motivating read, with wider audience appeal than it would first seem.”
The Westerner
Waveman is the true story of a modern-day ‘ronin’, the Japanese word for masterless samurai. Literally translated a ronin is a ‘wave man’ a soldier tossed by the waves of fortune.
Robert Redenbach takes us on an extraordinary journey from a small town in country Victoria through the jungles of Malaysia, the townships of South Africa and Baghdad’s Red Zone. Along the way he brushes up against Nelson Mandela, the FBI and an assortment of larger-than-life characters.
Described by Peter FitzSimons of the Sydney Morning Herald as “A tour de force!” Waveman has captured the imagination of readers from around the world and media outlets across the country, including: Security Solutions, The Courier-Mail, Penthouse Magazine, The West Australian, Alive Christian Magazine, Gold Coast Bulletin, Blitz Martial Arts and Sky News Business.
“There is a philosophical depth to Waveman that goes well past the action and adventure, although you can read it on that level too. It’s a great, inspiring and motivating read, with wider audience appeal than it would first seem.”
The Westerner
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First published May 1, 2012
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