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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Yolk a short episode
Yolk- a short episode Published in Heat 16, 2006 Sydney: Australia. Narrative is a form of hindsight. A way of drawing patterns from random experiences. Making sense of life with crises and turning points- as if life itself can be granted closure. The mind will always strive to make patterns and make sense of the world. Even in the most obscure ways. My mind is playing at pick up sticks. Somehow I have to piece it all …
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latest short excerpts of work
Wave A short story by Hoa Pham Inside it was warm like greenhouse flowers. Outside it was the end of the world. * He was waiting. Waiting for his mother to come. In his favourite yellow hat with the cosy ear flaps on and wrapped up in his red puffy parka. In his gumboots with buzzy bees. They had just had open play time when they could do anything they liked. He made a picture for his mother out …
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Something more to be worked up about
This senate committee paper below demonstrates my disgust at the present state of play in Victoria about mental health issues. Please pass it along to anyone who may be interested… Dear Senate Committee I would like to make comment on the matters set before the committee as a registered psychologist (MAPS ) and as a sufferer of schizophrenia and major depression. Although I have previously worked as a research assistant to the Australian Psychological Society, this submission DOES NOT represent …
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A longish pause
Well its been a while since I’ve made the time to blog. After I could be you I collapsed in a heap of mental exhaustion you won’t catch me directing and writing my own play again. The play was successful for a season during Fringe and at Theatreworks- we got up to 50 people per night and broke even by $1000. Since then the team has moved on to bigger and better things. Simon Charles the sound operator and composer …
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