Million Miles From Home
An ode to travelling the world… and coming home Lyrics & Music © Dave Warner MILLION MILES FROM HOME I drained another pastis Searched in vain for an accomplice Pen poised above the postcard I […]
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Warner Store Update
DAVE WARNER PRODUCTS AND PRIC ES All books are now out of print except for BEFORE IT BREAKS and CHARLOTTE AND THE STARLET kids’ series. City of Light and Before It Breaks are available on […]
Countdown Book
Well isn’t this ironic. Countdown in part wrecked my career and now it might be reviving it. I have been commissioned by ABC Books to “author” a book about Countdown. In fact, “author” is a […]
A RANT: Something fishy in the water …
Last week, I sat back to watch a program on the ABC that had been overdue for 20 years a documentary on the vibrant WA music scene. It was called Something in the Water […]
Countdown Book Review by Bruce Elder
COUNTDOWN THE WONDER YEARS 1974-87 By Dave Warner ABC Books, 224 pp, $35 When the ABC Enterprises juggernaut gets into gear it really knows how to bulldoze every millimetre of the possible market. There is […]
Warner Auctions Book Dedication For Children’s Charity
Author Dave Warner is auctioning the dedication to the third book in his popular Charlotte and the Starlet series and donating the proceeds to Bear Cottage, NSW’s only children’s hospice located in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. […]
Update: October 2008
Thank you to the numerous fans who contacted me after hearing Suburban Boy on Channel 7’s Packed To The Rafters. Some of you didn’t realise that I also wrote that episode. In fact, I’ve been […]
The Bon Scott Celebration Concert
What a fantastic celebration the Bon Scott concert turned out to be. Around 12,000 people braved the vicious Perth heat to come hear some sledgehammer rock from the likes of Angry Anderson, The Angels, Alan […]
INTERVIEW: Big Bad Blood
Dave was interviewed by JAYNE MARGETTS The nouveau Mediterranean interior of The Deli Cafe on Melbourne’s prestigious Toorak Road is filled with an odd bric-a-brac of lunch time customers; some hold mobile phones to their ears, faces […]