Oops, an argument

by Ian Buchanan

Things get pretty crazy with a broken tandoor oven a dodgy supplier and the pressure of a big opening day.

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First published July 11, 2009

About the author

Born in rural Western Australia, Buchanan grew up in the suburbs of Perth. He did his BA and PhD in the English and Comparative Literature program at Murdoch University, graduating in 1995. His PhD dissertation, entitled, "Heterology: Towards a Transcendental Empiricist Approach to Cultural Studies" attempted to fuse the work of de Certeau and Deleuze for the purposes of doing cultural analysis

Reviews

[Mark Rybka-Wachhaus · Rating 2 out of 5]

From the description, I expected to read something a bit funnier. It was a simple description (quoting from Nook) "Things get pretty crazy with a broken tandoor oven a dodgy supplier and the pressure of a big opening day." Maybe it was just the lateness of the night, but I found it a bit boring. It was like reading a job communications entry about trying to get a vendor to fix an oven, with a bit of irony thrown in at the end.