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Intimacy - Men and their love relationships

Oliver Freeman

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English
Ginninderra Press
01 November 2025
Oliver Freeman invites readers on an intimate journey through his life

love, failures and triumphs. Through candid reflection and heartfelt prose, Freeman shares his profound experiences with intimacy and the complexities of being a man in today's world. With the wisdom gained from three marriages, Freeman explores the evolving dynamics of relationships. He confronts the prevalent notion of male ownership over female partners, shedding light on the demand for freedom and equality in love and marriage. At first glance some may question what a man with multiple marriages has to offer on the subject of love and intimacy. Yet Freeman challenges this scepticism with sincerity and depth. His memoir transcends stereotypes offering genuine insights and vulnerability.
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Imprint:   Ginninderra Press
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm,  Spine: 12mm
Weight:   213g
ISBN:   9781761099106
ISBN 10:   1761099108
Pages:   214
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Oliver Freeman is a former vice-president of the Australian Publishers Association and chairman of the Copyright Agency Limited, Viscopy, and UNSW Press. Starting in publishing in 1967, he became Managing Director of several entities with a focus on academic, business and professional topics.An internet entrepreneur, he co-founded www.ebooks.com in 1998 and www.leagle.com in 2005. A futurist, he has led scenario planning for workshops in Australia for 20 years. Oliver has written poetry since the 1960s and lives in Rozelle with his wife Susie and their family.

Reviews for Intimacy - Men and their love relationships

Many men are uncomfortable talking about emotional intimacy. Oliver Freeman has come such a long way from typical young bloke to wise older man, he has written a warm, wry and selfaware book all about it. - Jane Caro Oliver's book is a brilliant idea and reminds me how rarely men have really personal conversations with each other. - Robyn Williams, The Science Show


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