Apples is a satirical story (approx. 90,000 words) centred on Windy Mountain, a fictional town in Northern Tasmania, which is home to a collection of eccentric characters - from a deflocked priest to a disgraced town drunk, from a megalomaniac mayor to a bunch of greenies with a leadership problem, from a hapless young man caught up in Tasmania's obscure indecency laws to a bikie who has lost his gang, from a brothel-keeper who doubles as the town's football coach to a Thylacine hunter who sends bushrangers' mementos to the United States to be sold on the lucrative souvenir market. Windy Mountain might also be the home of the officially extinct but sometimes-reported Tasmanian Tiger.
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