Exclusive Online Writings of Geoff Parkes Fuct and Fiction:  The first novel, now available as a hypertext novel here.    Eminem, GLAAD & The VP's Wife: A look at how the largest gay media organisation became its own worst enemy. First published in Prose-Ax   Monkey Man & The Pink Press Phuck-Up: How one man and his ego destroyed a Sydney newspaper. Now published by Disinfo.com   Journal of Australian Studies Book Reviews - reviews written specifically for the JAS BR. Alasdair Duncan's Sushi Central David Marr & Marian Wilkinson's Dark Victory Dean Durber's Johnny, Come Home Lee Tulloch's Two Shanes Clive Moore's Sunshine & Rainbows Mango MacCallum's Girt by Sea John Clanchy's The Hard Word Cassandra Pybus' The Devil & James McAuley Patrick Weller's Don't Tell the Prime Minister Barry Dickens' Black & Whitely Hot Iron  Corrugated Sky   For Bent Magazine Positive - An interview with David Menadue Suicide Is Never Painless: A discussion paper for the Re:MyForum QLD Youth Project that analyses the links between suicide and sexuality in Australia.  Click on the heading 'Discuss' to view the list of topics and follow the link from there. Check out the rest of the forum and contribute your two Australian pesos.   Dateline Australia - an 18 part column on life in Australia from 2001-2002 Dateline 1 - A Doctor, A Bully, and A Crate of Missing Wine: The Strange Tales of Australian Politics Dateline 2 - Nonexistent Campaigns, Disappearing Tourists, and Shark Petting Dateline 3 - How Many Refugees Does it Take to Screw a Government? Dateline 4 - Politicians and Public Toilets Dateline 5 - Electile Disfunction Dateline 6 - Xmas Down Under Dateline 7 - New Year's Fireworks Dateline 8 - In South Australia, even the Hoo Has Have a party. Dateline 9 - The Queen, the Archbishop and the Pawns that got in the way Dateline 10 - Welcome to the University of Wooloomooloo - Aus. Politics 101 Dateline 11 - Home is Where? Dateline 12 - What You're Looking For May Be Right Under Your Nose Dateline 13 - Hold on to your chunder bucket, it's time to talk straight down under Dateline 14 - Sometimes her arms bend backwards Dateline 15 - Too Much Bull Dateline 16 - On Festivals and such Dateline 17 - Bringing it all back home Dateline 18 - Bottoms up/down Under