“Rohan is a high-wire artist, stepping fearlessly through the rarefied air of comedy, intellectual rigor, and sex — and the audience far below can but marvel and cheer him on. Read any one of his fresh, playful novels and join the crowd. Like Firbank in Vainglory, Rohan locates the comedy in pretense;  like Hollinghurst in The Swimming-Pool Library, he finds both poignance and danger in the lives of queer youth. Our heroes might dip their arrows in acid before loosing them through the digital ether, but these bright young things also express fears and vulnerabilities with a candor familiar to anybody who was once — or is now — knocking on the front door of life.

The Passion of Bright Young Things explores sex and desire with the bold curiosity But there’s much to savor beyond sweat and sex in this nimble, learned epistolary novel. A splendid debut crackling with energy and wit.”

- A.J. Finn
#1 internationally bestselling author of The Woman in the Window

The Passion of Bright Young Things is a voyeuristic look into the intimate musings and discussions of two friends as they settle into their new lives as independent young men in Sydney, in 2007. Listen in as they discuss everything from deep forbidden love, art, politics, family and their desires for the future, all from the anonymity of their computers.

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Deep in the bowels of The East Sydney Palladium, Veronica Lange, double Academy Award winner and seventies screen-siren, quietly prepares herself to grace the stage for the second night of her highly anticipated, one-woman show. When, however her new publicist makes the throw-away observation that the audience from the night before was mostly made up of older queer men, it sends Veronica  spiralling towards the realisation that this is now her world. That despite whoever she thought she was before or whatever she thought she might have become after all those years in Hollywood, is not necessarily who anyone needs her to be now…

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