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Issue Details: First known date: 2024... 2024 Big Time
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'Set in a not-too-distant future where the Eastern states of Australia have become the world’s newest autocracy – a place where pop music is propaganda, science is the enemy, nationalism trumps all – Big Time is an anti- fascist ode to the power of pop music and a lament for the end of your 20s. A satirical black comedy about art in the face of entropy, wrapped up in a spec-fic road-trip saga.' 

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Jordan Prosser Big Time Stephen A. Russell , 2024 single work review
— Appears in: The Saturday Paper , 6-12 July 2024;

— Review of Big Time Jordan Prosser , 2024 single work novel

'If you think Australia’s looking pretty cooked, wait until you get a load of the retro-fascist future Jordan Prosser has fever dreamt for the “lucky” country in Big Time, which reads as if he’s chopped up a bunch of Bret Easton Ellis novels and snorted the lot, followed by a bump of J. G. Ballard.' (Introduction)   

Jordan Prosser Big Time Stephen A. Russell , 2024 single work review
— Appears in: The Saturday Paper , 6-12 July 2024;

— Review of Big Time Jordan Prosser , 2024 single work novel

'If you think Australia’s looking pretty cooked, wait until you get a load of the retro-fascist future Jordan Prosser has fever dreamt for the “lucky” country in Big Time, which reads as if he’s chopped up a bunch of Bret Easton Ellis novels and snorted the lot, followed by a bump of J. G. Ballard.' (Introduction)   

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