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A Small Press & Justin Heazlewood

The Bedroom Philosopher Diaries is published by A Small Press, the publishing arm of Melbourne publication design studio Chase & Galley, who are responsible for the design of Dumbo Feather, the recently released magazine Head Full of Snakes, and many books. The Diaries have been produced in a limited edition of 500 and printed using a Risograph, a process more akin to screen printing than anything else.

Justin Heazlewood is a musician, comedian and writer who performs as The Bedroom Philosopher. He has released three albums, including 2010’s Aria nominated Songs From The 86 Tram, which spawned the Triple J and YouTube hit Northcote. The stage show won the Director's Choice Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. He has performed alongside The Dresden Dolls,Tripod and Dan Kelly. As a writer he is a regular contributor to Frankie, Mess & Noise and The Big Issue.

Program Guide for this Presenter

• The Bedroom Philosopher Diaries by Justin Heazlewood - Book Launch & Knees-Up

Website: http://www.bedroomphilosopher.com/

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