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Complete draft of novel

A little update to say that I’ve been beavering away throughout 2024 working on my manuscript, and I finished the first draft of 88000 words in late November 2024. It’s a psychological thriller / suspense/ mystery set in a university, … Continue reading

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EAASI emulation & my interactive works

Very pleased that my interactive narrative works from the 1990s and early 2000s – I Am A Singer (1996) and of day, of night (2003) were selected to be part of a trial project with The Australia Emulation Network using … Continue reading

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Writing a psychological thriller

Well, in the last few weeks I have been undertaking a writing course with Curtis Brown Creative in London ( doing it online) – Writing a Psychological Thriller. I’m in early stages of a first draft of a mystery/ thriller … Continue reading

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The True Tale of Catherine Wheel update

A further update. Had a lot of pesky health problems last year and am currently recovering from a broken wrist, all of which have been hampering my work. BUT Catherine Wheel is closer to being finished ( haha) and now … Continue reading

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HERD article published on building Indigenous cultural competencies using digital media

Well it has been a long time coming, but finally the article I wrote with Natalie Krikowa discussing the work we did to build digital media students understanding of Indigenous cultural competencies has been published by HERD. The term ‘Indigenous … Continue reading

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Writing / developing new work

Well its been a while since I’ve posted here… yeah a few things have been happening, pandemics and such. When we went into our second NSW lockdown in July 2021 I started working on a new project. It’s a post-pandemic/ … Continue reading

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Live traversal of “of day, of night” Nov 8, 2019 at WSUV, USA

Here is the link to the video recordings of the live traversal of “of day, of night” undertaken with Professor Dene Grigar at Washington State University Vancouver, USA. This was the culmination of a visiting scholarship I undertook in October/ … Continue reading

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Visiting scholar at WSUV’s Electronic Literature Lab

I’ve just returned from an incredible opportunity as Visiting Scholar at Washington State University Vancouver, where I was embedded in Professor Dene Grigar’s extraordinary Electronic Literature Lab in order to access, document, preserve and perform my electronic literature/ interactive narrative … Continue reading

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Google Earth Studio

I’ve been experimenting with the amazing Google Earth Studio tool by Google Earth. Incredible imagery, fantastic creative and educational possibilities. Thank you for the Google News Initiative training, Sue Stephenson. All image data © 2019 Google and © 2019 Google … Continue reading

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VR in the classroom- conceptualising and planning VR

I’ve recently been doing some more traditional research, including writing a chapter for the forthcoming Palgrave Handbook of Screen Production, Editors: Batty, C., Berry, M., Dooley, K., Frankham, B., Kerrigan, S. (Eds.) . In it I explore the challenges faced … Continue reading

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