Helen Razer
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Helen Razer (born 1968) is a Melbourne-born radio presenter and writer. She is the author of four books, and writes a column for The Big Issue in Australia.
She was previously a DJ on nationally-broadcast Australian youth radio station Triple J from 1990 to 1998, and is now a broadcaster on ABC Radio 3LO 774 Melbourne. She was the fill-in host for the ABC local radio's Overnights program (2am-6am) for some days of the week during the summer holidays in 2006.
She once asked Kurt Cobain in an interview why he didn't buy some new clothes now that he had made a lot of money from his musical success.
Razer has a column in The Age [1] and has written freelance for the Sydney Morning Herald.[2]
[edit] Bibliography
- (2001) Gas Smells Awful: The Mechanics of Being a Nutcase. Australia: Vintage. ISBN 1-74051-095-X.
- (1998) Everything's Fine: A Beginner's Guide to Thwarting Primary Nihilism. Australia: Random House. ISBN 0-09-183925-4.
- (1996) In Pursuit of Hygiene. Australia: Random House. ISBN 0-09-183258-6.
- (1995) Three Beers and a Chinese Meal. Australia: Random House. ISBN 0-09-183072-9.
