The Man Who Ate Himself - Peeters, Josef
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Fitzroy Logan struggles with physical and emotional trauma while growing up in Australia's harsh outback regions. Tragic incidents continue to plague the boy into adulthood, causing him to retreat farther and farther into the dark recesses of his troubled mind. Every time he gains a sense of equilibrium, a glimmer of hope, he is brought asunder by cruel and unforgiving circumstances and people.

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Fitzroy Logan struggles with physical and emotional trauma while growing up in Australia's harsh outback regions. Tragic incidents continue to plague the boy into adulthood, causing him to retreat farther and farther into the dark recesses of his troubled mind. Every time he gains a sense of equilibrium, a glimmer of hope, he is brought asunder by cruel and unforgiving circumstances and people.
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Josef Peeters, born in Dusseldorf Germany, in 1961, immigrated with his parents and two brothers to Australia in 1964. He became a naturalised Australian soon after his eighteenth birthday. After a lacklustre education spent in numerous schools across Queensland, Josef left at age fifteen to begin work as an assistant projectionist in the original Regent Theatre in Brisbane, before it became a multi-screen complex. Josef has followed artistic pursuits in performance, literary, and sculptural genres without ever gaining success or notoriety in any field. He now continues to write and self-publish for his own benefit and pleasure while maintaining a Caravan Park business with his second wife at Moulamein NSW, Australia.