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Death In Brunswick - Boyd Oxlade internet historian Ronald Hutton sets the"Death in Brunswick" is a darkly comedic novel written by Boyd Oxlade, an Australian author. Published in 1987, the story is set in the suburb of Brunswick in Melbourne, Australia, and revolves around the misadventures of a young man named Carl Fitzgerald. In the novel, Carl finds himself working at an abattoir (a slaughterhouse) after a series of unfortunate events. He becomes entangled in a love affair with a waitress named Sophie, navigates the