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The Weekly Write

Alex Morris Write

Big dreams and partially-formed opinions

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Latest Issues

Early Morning Luddite Time

Psychologist and lovely person Michelle Heaton once sat on a panel I was facilitating where we discussed the relief of suffering. During the conversation she mentioned that one surefire way to have bad mental health was to check your phone...

6 days ago
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When the world doesn’t want my words

This Thursday night I’ll be speaking on a panel about the future of the humanities alongside Professor Catharine Coleborn and Artist Graham Wilson. Hosted by the University of Newcastle, the event is free and will be livestreamed.

The...

12 days ago
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Meet Newcastle harmonica player (and established writer) Ed Wright

Once I decided to move to New Orleans to play the harmonica, I realized I needed to learn how. Fortunately my writer friend Ed Wright happens to also be an incredible harmonica player. Ed kindly agreed to give me some lessons.

I am no...

19 days ago
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Law of Scarcity

So, I decided to go back…
to leave Australia.
The flight is booked.
The countdown is almost exactly five weeks now.

In May, when I asked and when the sabbatical was granted
(for a whole freaking year, mind you!)
it seemed l...

a month ago
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Sucking the marrow out of life

I had to be at work very early this morning and rode the train to Maitland with my friend Wil.

On the way he asked me what I would miss most about Australia when I head back to the States soon. I immediately thought about my friends an...

a month ago
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