Music criticism is terrible. It has to be said. And yes, I understand the hypocrisy of that statement, knowing that I have often dabbled (and still do) in the genre. The reason why I can make such a statement is that I don’t believe it’s the writers who are making this form so incredibly banal and restrictive.

My short story, Methuselah’s Last, read at Penguin Plays Rough (Newtown) on the 19th of May, 2010.
Shot on iPhone

I’ve been asked to speak at what is looking to be a wonderful evening of story-telling.

An experiment in form.

One gets the feeling that this EP is sitting under past lovers doormats, left after nightfall with genuine regret. White Canvas was not designed as a series of tracks, but a small journal of melodic missives.

Interview/Review for Trespass Magazine

As Kevin Rudd ventures forward with his plan to censor Australia’s Internet access, I feel like this is a perfect example to explain why I think that this kind of blanket censorship is fundamentally flawed.

There are ways in which technology can be used (against its intentions) to inspire.

Young Adult Fiction is one of the few genres with a psychologically pervasive and accepted sociological function. Authors attempt to show the change which can occur at the adolescent stages, through a tightly bound dialogue between conflict and resolution, and inevitably must deal both with things which impede or those which empower the individuals in their pursuits.

Review for Trespass Magazine