Told in his vivid and entertaining style, Louis Nowra writes
Woolloomooloo's biography, drink in hand, from the vantage point of
the Old Fitzroy Hotel, the cosy, eccentric and wonderful pub on
Dowling Street, Woolloomooloo. It's a world of sex, sin, sly grog,
sailors, razor gangs, larrikins, workers, artisans, fishermen,
activists, drinkers, fashion designers, tradies, and artists. It's
also a story of courage, resilience, tolerance, compassion. And
though the pub has a real theatre, it's the cast of real-life
characters that are the stars of this show. Woolloomooloo's past
wraps around its present. Louis - often accompanied by Coco the
Chihuahua and other two-legged locals, often walks the streets,
uncovering history - some official, some never revealed. He
stumbles across pockets of beauty and charm, and the derelict and
abandoned. Unforgettable - and unspellable - Woolloomooloo in this
book is a place as fascinating as its name.
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