Tag: wheeler centre

• Journalism After Murdoch : What Now?

  Amazing! My inbox changed again! That hadn’t happened for at least 45 seconds. But this time the email was actually interesting. In the first place, it wasn’t spam and secondly, it concerned a subject of interest to me: journalism. While not a journalist, I’m a writer, and my keen interest came from a close observation […]

  Andrew Whalan

  May 13, 2015

  Personal, Politics, Social Media

  eliot higgins, fairfax, fleet street, hack attack, journalism, Julia Gillard, kevin mitnick, Kevin Rudd, Kevin Whalan, milly dowler, News Limited, nick davies, phone hacking scandal, rupert murdoch, sienna miller, the sun, wheeler centre, william randolph hearst

• Writing Isn’t Safe

  Last week I came across this article from the Wheeler Centre by Jessie Cole which talks about the self revelation of writing fiction. As an author, I’ve had that happen to me. I didn’t pay much attention to it until this afternoon. I’m writing about two characters. They’re not getting along so well. I’m trying unsuccessfully to […]

  Andrew Whalan

  November 10, 2014

  Personal

  author, Blog, Fiction, jessie cole, self revelation, wheeler centre, writing