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The novel serves as a profound meditation on freedom

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Tony Martin - Lolly Scramble crime The novel serves as aLolly Scramble is a 2005 collection of sixteen autobiographical essays by New Zealand born, Melbourne based comedian Tony Martin. Known for his work on The D Generation, The Late Show, and Martin Molloy, Martin turns his sharp wit inward, recounting personal stories from his youth and early adulthood. The essays cover a range of experiences, from amateur theatre mishaps to video game obsessions, all delivered with Martin's trademark humor and keen