Australian reviews

'Darrel Cake's tale of surf, alternative lifestyles with a
little romance thrown in, comes as a refreshing interlude into the oft mundane
life of the reviewer.
We are taken into the surfing scene as never before and this
is described with a simplicity even the non-surfer can feel at home with.
Shoalhaven
Independent, NSW South Coast
'...an engaging combination of romance, adventure and the
recurring conflict between city and country values.'
The
Sunday Times, Western Australia
'Surfing and the country life are the keys to a narrative
which is simply and effectively told.'
The Gold
Coast Bulletin, Queensland
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'A modern mythological tale. Makes for very good reading.' 'Ferals has a nice local feel that made me read to the end... some deftly descriptive surfing prose. Very touchy-feely.' Northern Echo, Lismore/Byron Bay, NSW |
![]() The farm house "Shady Grove". |
Written in plain English, Ferals is enjoyable enough and its
surfing themes will appeal to a lot of readers.'
The Gold
Coast Mail, Queensland
'A colourful, friendly tale. It is not difficult to picture
each and every character - in fact, at times you are almost sure you can hear
them chatting to one another.
The Goldfields-Esperance Magazine
'Uniquely Australian...Ferals is an interesting journey with
some poignant points on society and city living.'
Portland
Observer, Victoria