· About Ben Hourigan I was born in in Rosebud, a tourist town on the Mornington Peninsula, about an hour and a half's drive from Australia's second-largest city, Melbourne. The son of two art teachers, I grew up in a large house in nearby Tootgarook, filled 5/5(1). · My Generation's Lament is the sequel to Kiss Me, Genius Boy, and the second volume in the No More Dreams trilogy More Books by Ben Hourigan. Kiss Me, Genius Boy (No More Dreams #1) More ways to shop: Find an Apple Store or Category: Free. Published in My Generation’s Lament (No More Dreams #2) Search for: Search. Read the books. Kiss Me, Genius Boy is Ben Hourigan’s debut novel, and the first of three volumes in the No More Dreams series. Available on the full range of e-book platforms for just $ ($ on Kindle), KMGB is an unforgettable tragi-comic tale of teen.
Ben Hourigan is an indie novelist, the author of Kiss Me, Genius Boy () and (). He is also the owner of editing, publishing, and communications consultancy Hourigan Co., and of ebook label Nameless bltadwin.ru has lived in Melbourne, Osaka, Sydney, Chiang Mai, and Bangkok. Ben Hourigan is an Australian-born novelist and freelance editor. His novels Kiss Me, Genius Boy () and My Generation's Lament have been Kindle bestsellers, reaching #9 and #10 in the World Literature Australia Oceania category. Since , Ben has worked full-time at Hourigan Co. while writing his third book. As Hourigan Co. grows, Ben continues to work with businesses and. My Generation's Lament (No More Dreams #2) by Ben Hourigan. No More Dreams (Book 2) Thanks for Sharing! You submitted the following rating and review. We'll publish them on our site once we've reviewed them.
Ben Hourigan is an editor and novelist, My Generation’s Lament. Ben Hourigan’s second novel: the sequel to Kiss Me and the second in the No More Dreams trilogy. My Generation's Lament (No More Dreams #2) by Ben Hourigan. NOOK Book (eBook) $ Sign in to Purchase Instantly. About Ben Hourigan I was born in in Rosebud, a tourist town on the Mornington Peninsula, about an hour and a half's drive from Australia's second-largest city, Melbourne. The son of two art teachers, I grew up in a large house in nearby Tootgarook, filled with books and art and paints and paper and love.
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