I've made it through year twelve and Schoolies, a long summer and my first five weeks of uni... and now I've made it back on to the front page of the Footy Almanac! I actually quite like this piece that I have written- my penmanship skills may be a little rusty but I'm awfully proud of what I've produced.
Would love it if you gave it a read-
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/round-2-essendon-v-hawthorn-grant-denyer-lifeless-hawks-and-kittens/
I was thinking...
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
I'M BACK!
Monday, 27 January 2014
...this zine is brilliant
I was approached by a former colleague, Michael Nguyen-Huyhn, ex-writer for the Under Age, and invited to write for his new zine named Antelope, a quirky youth-oriented publication. I obliged, expecting it to be a poorly constructed mash up of teenage angst and try-hard journalism. Boy was I wrong.
Antelope's pieces are high-quality, the illustrations marvellous and writing of an exceptional standard. The overall feel of the zine is highly impressive and Michael should be uber proud of himself. I'm not speaking so positively because I wrote for it or because I know most of the people involved; no, as a reader I was engrossed and want others to enjoy the zine also.
The first issue of Antelope is available now at Sticky Institute and other stockists of alt-zines. Issue 1 features articles about internet medical diagnosis and what Africa is really like, as well as some creative writing and heck there's even a maze. Please give it a read, it might just surprise you.
Antelope's pieces are high-quality, the illustrations marvellous and writing of an exceptional standard. The overall feel of the zine is highly impressive and Michael should be uber proud of himself. I'm not speaking so positively because I wrote for it or because I know most of the people involved; no, as a reader I was engrossed and want others to enjoy the zine also.
The first issue of Antelope is available now at Sticky Institute and other stockists of alt-zines. Issue 1 features articles about internet medical diagnosis and what Africa is really like, as well as some creative writing and heck there's even a maze. Please give it a read, it might just surprise you.
Wednesday, 25 September 2013
...Brendan Whitecross deserves better luck
Two ACLs in two years. That's devastating
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/watching-success-from-the-bench/
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/watching-success-from-the-bench/
Labels:
ACL,
AFL,
Brendan Whitecross,
Footy Almanac,
injuries,
Netball
Monday, 12 August 2013
...new book review timeeee
I was priveliged enough to review a novel for Viewpoint magazine.
Check out Volume 21 no 2; my review's at the front of the 'Book Notes' section.
Check out Volume 21 no 2; my review's at the front of the 'Book Notes' section.
Saturday, 13 July 2013
...we're half arsed come half way
I do not seriously believe any of my offered opinions.
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/season-2013-down-and-out/
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/season-2013-down-and-out/
Monday, 8 July 2013
...it's heart over head
To dedicate my time to exam study or footy, it was a tough afternoon...
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/afl-round-9-hawthorn-v-gold-coast-suns-swoop-on-hawks/
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/afl-round-9-hawthorn-v-gold-coast-suns-swoop-on-hawks/
Labels:
AFL,
Chemistry,
Exams,
Footy Almanac,
Gold Coast Suns,
Hawthorn
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
...Hello America!
Bruce Berglund, host of 'New Books in Sports', had a chat with me regarding my interest in sports and writing (I'm around the 1 hour, 42 min mark).
As always, the Footy Almanac has been extremely supportive, with a small write-up featured on the website.
http://www.footyalmanac.com.au/us-podcast-shines-spotlight-on-the-footy-almanac/
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