Kirsten Alexander
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
- Birthday
- September 23
- Bio
- I've worked as a nonfiction book editor, web editor, magazine writer and copywriter.
I've put my scant published work on this website: www.kirstenalexander.com. I'm currently writing a book about meat. It might take a while - we vegetarians have notoriously low energy levels. That's okay because my research has led me to meet a scarily smart naturopath and an amusing GP, and to learn that there is a meat recipe called Bacon Explosion.
MY RECENT POSTS
- How Edward Helped Me Out
October 12, 2009 04:23AM - Am I Making Myself Sick?
June 18, 2009 10:30PM - The Lost City of Z
June 17, 2009 01:02AM - Poor people at the pool
March 26, 2009 10:44PM - Why newspapers are now dead to
me
March 15, 2009 09:58PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “I enjoyed reading your
list of jobs. Strangely I was
talking
to a friend
yesterda…”
November 01, 2009 11:00PM - “Your story brought back
memories of when my son was
born.
Like you, I was
healthy…”
October 26, 2009 06:08PM - “I swaer to god, the rest
of the world looks at this and
is
gob-smacked,
astounded…”
October 15, 2009 07:18PM - “I recall a friend
warning me not to be too
excessive with the
first
tooth. 'Look…”
October 13, 2009 09:26PM - “I love these pictures -
thank you. There's no snow
where I
live (Melbourne,
Aust)…”
October 12, 2009 09:29PM
Kirsten Alexander's Links
Newspapers have been important in my life so it's been a heavy and significant decision to stop buying them.
As a child and teenager, I lived with parents for whom reading the daily paper was as much a part of the morning routine as black coffee, short showers, and yelling… Read full post »
The heat that drove people to madness, crime and violence in Victoria last week got worse last Saturday. And with the scorching heat - the hottest single day this state has experienced since the 1930s - came fire.
As I write, the death toll from the weekend fires is 130. That… Read full post »
Yesterday, about 10 minutes' away from my home, a man threw his four-year-old daughter off one of the highest bridges in the city.
When I heard this news, I was driving home from the supermarket, my six-year-old strapped into his seat in the back, my older son safely delivered to… Read full post »
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