Writing for Meanjin
New year, new writing – a quick update Towards the end of last year, I received an unexpected email from a friendly staff member at the Australian literary journal Meanjin. […]
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New year, new writing – a quick update Towards the end of last year, I received an unexpected email from a friendly staff member at the Australian literary journal Meanjin. […]
A still from 30 Rock. “It’s a lot easier to paint yourself as a charming, chip-guzzling sloth whose body is not your temple when there are people who would […]
.. What is genre? We often describe books as belonging to different genres: this makes them easy to categorise and market. Yet this tendency limits our understanding of the stories […]
First published in Lip Magazine here. The picture the magazine chose to accompany the article is the same as the one included below. I don’t know who this fabulous lady […]
Originally written for Capital Letters (ACT Writers Centre), and accessible on their website here. Both as readers of fiction and in the real world, we have been conditioned to […]
This post was originally written as an article for The Feminist Wire, and can be accessed on their website here. It was also reposted by the newsfeed website MakeMeFeed here, […]
(hint: it’s not a kangaroo) Originally written for Capital Letters (ACT Writers Centre), and accessible on their website here. ‘The Man from Snowy River’ The world is full of impenetrable […]
Having come across one too many Byronic heroes loitering on hillsides, I decided to dissect a few in order to get to know them better. For the record, the use […]
Mountains, media, and crushing derision . “Woman Trying to Prove ‘Vegans Can Do Anything’ Dies of Altitude Sickness on Mount Everest.” So read a headline on TIME Magazine’s website, on […]