Non Fiction

Writing

Building your author profile – it’s not all about you, Planet EWF Blog, October 16, 2012

Crime Fiction and film

Australian noir: seven of the best, Crime Fiction Lover, May 28, 2013

The Angst of the Times: The Dwayne Epstein Interview, Crime Factory 13, May, 2013

Lee Marvin: The Man Who Epitomised Masculine Cool, ManAnarchy Magazine, February 19, 2013

One mistake is all it takes: the two versions of The Killers, Noir City, September, 2012

Sleaze maestro: the John Harrison interview, Crime Factory, issue 11, September 2012

Pulp Fiction: Australia’s other forgotten literary history Kill Your Darlings, September 4, 2012

A New Look at a modern classic: the ultimate revenge in OldBoy, 3rd Korean Film Festival in Australia blog, August, 2012

The Lure of Noir, interview with US crime author, Megan Abbott, Crime Factory issue 10, May 2012.

Writing on Asia

Property Boom Forces Evictions of Urban Poor, Inter Press Service, April 4, 2008

Cambodian dam plans suffer information drought, Asia Times Online, may 26, 2008

Locals, Lawyers Prepare for Battle Over Land, Inter Press Service, Jul 10, 2008

Pre-War Cambodian Music Making a Come Back, Inter Press Service, August 17, 2008

Exposing the CIA’s ‘most secret place’Asia Times Online, August 26, 2008

Mass Evictions May Follow Land Grab, Inter Press Service, August 29, 2008

Cambodia’s Faltering Film Industry, Inter Press Service, October 6, 2008

New Laws Curb NGO Activity, Inter Press Service, December 15, 2008

Articles about the international tribunal into the crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge:

Locus Standi for Victims at Khmer Rouge Trials, Inter Press Service, March 25, 2008

‘Killing Fields’ Trials Set to Roll, Inter Press Service, July 8, 2008

Khmer Rouge Trials Bare Sexual Abuse, Inter Press Service, September 8, 2008

Khmer Rouge Tribunal Comes to LifeSoutheast Asia Globe, October 1, 2008

Maoist Bastion Gets Lesson in Free Market Economics, Inter Press Service, October 27, 2008

Khmer Rouge Through Blinkered Eyes, Inter Press Service, November 20, 2008

More Khmer Rouge Leaders May Stand Trial, Inter Press Service, November 27, 2008

Articles about Cambodia’s 2008 national elections:

Cambodia Facing One Sided Polls, Inter Press Service, June 23, 2008

Cambodia’s one-eyed leader a shoe in for victory, Crikey, July 2, 2008

Scribe’s Murder, Temple Dispute Muddy Cambodian Polls Inter Press Service, July 22, 2008

Hun Sen’s Win Brings Big Responsibilities, Inter Press Service, July 28, 2008

Despite a shaky election, the signs are good for Cambodia, Crikey, July 29, 2008

Polls Were Fair: EU Observers Inter Press Service, July 30, 2008

Blog Posts:

The changing face of Phnom Penh, February 13, 2008

Mean streets, February 27, 2008

Ghost villas of Kep, March 6, 2008

On the grift in Cambodia, March 16, 2008

Humvees, hammers and sickles, April 19, 2008

Cambodia rocks, May 10, 2008

Four days in Battambang, May 25, 2008

Judgement day for the Khmer Rouge, July 4, 2008

Chao Doc: Magic of the Mekong Delta, August 27, 2008

Kratie, January 3, 2009