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Matthew Glenn Ward
Newcastle NSW Australia
m: +612419316625 (0419-316-625)
e: contact@matthewglennward.com
Books
- John F. Kennedy Lives in the Future! (short stories, World Audience, USA, 2010)
- Cats Creep the Fire to Art (poetry, World Audience, USA, 2008)
- Her Mouth Looked Like a Cat's Bum (short stories, World Audience, USA, 2006)
- Jake With a Snarly Smile On His Chops (novella, Independence Jones, Australia, 2008)
Published
34th Parallel [ pdf ], Audience Magazine, Bartleby Snopes, Famous Album Covers [ 1, 2 ], Feathertale [ 1, 2 ], Heist!, Hit and Run [ pdf ], The Hunter Writer, JIGs, The Spruiker (Leading Light Press), Making of Modern Australia [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ], Mourning Silence, Mud Luscious, The Newcastle Herald, NLS Magazine, The Ourimban, Opus (Newcastle University), Opus O-Book (Newcastle University), Recovering the Self, Shot Glasses & Other Indulgences (book, Critters Bar), The Amp (Newcastle University).
Publicity
- Interview, by Mike Strozier, World Audience, Sept. 2009 [ YouTube, Transcript ]
- Interview, by Annetta Ribken (USA), WordWebbing, June 2009 - [ pdf ]
- Interview, by Martin Chipperfield (USA), 34th Parallel, 2007 - [ pdf ]
- Article on writing workshop, The Newcastle Herald
- Interview, by Ernest Dempsey (Pakistan), 2007 - [ pdf ]
- Article, The digirati, by Irina Dunn, SMH (MGW & Skive mentioned), 19 Mar, 2005
Praise for Matthew's Writing
- "This story has such a gentle feel about it, and left me in such
a happy mood."
- A, Australia
(re: Non-Fiction story, 'A Labrador Goes Shopping, and More!'
Skive Magazine
- Skive Magazine ( print & electronic, 2003 - 2009)
Skive Magazine Press
- Days of Destruction by Gary Beck (poetry)
- Office Roulette by Keith Davison (short stories)
- The Evening Rolled On Like a Tank Being Driven By a Zombie by Brian Childs (short stories)
Mary Celeste Press
- Foam by Christine Ann Kelley (poetry)
- End Is Beginning by Adrian Rogers (poetry)
- Frank's Diary by Douglas P. Johnson (short stories)
- The Critters Bar Anthology 2009 by Various Authors (short stories)
Mockfrog Design Press
- The Long Trail of Dreams by Lance Nalley (novella)
- Drinking from a Broken Glass by Mary Elizabeth Barnes (poetry)
- No I.D. by Christopher Cunningham (poetry)
- The Desire Again by Frank Murri (poetry)
- Time, Place, and Perception by Adrian Rogers (poetry)
- Something Random ... (with audio CD) by Hosho McCreesh (poetry)
- Persephone's Mirro' by Erica Fay (poetry)
- Foam by Christine Ann Kelley (poetry)
- It's Me & Macbeth by Nick Patey (poetry)
- The Patchwork Woman (2nd Printing) by Trevor Hewett (poetry)
- The Patchwork Woman (1st Printing) by Trevor Hewett (poetry)
- Poetry in Appreciation of Nature' by William A. Tyler (poetry)
My Lucky Guitar Press
- Two Candles by Ernest Dempsey (poetry)
- Other People by Trevor Hewett (poetry)
Heist! (1998-2002)
- Heist! Magazine (for the first issue, Lord Magazine)
insomAniac(1998-1999)
- insomAniac online
- Hear the Bill (USA)
- Skive Magazine (literary, several, 2003 - 2009)
- East of the Web (literary)
- Critters Bar (literary)
- Librixox
- Robert Leighton, Dogs and All About Them (The Bedlington Terrier) 2009
- Carey Rockwell, Danger in Deep Space (Bill Loring, Captain Jenledge) 2009
- Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew (Biondello) 2009
- Shakespeare, Henry IV. Pt. 2 . (Peto) 2008
- Shakespeare, Henry IV. Pt. I . (Chamberlain, Peto, Sir Michael, & Travellers) 2007
- UK House of Commons Speeches Collection,Vol. 2 (Tony Benn) 2009
Praise for Matthew's Voiceover Work
"Reader Matt Ward, a U.K.-based professional, makes
Pages 641 to 646 sound oddly alluring with his British accent."
– Erika
Lovley,
Politico,
re: Hear the Bill, 2009.
(N.B. The reading was performed using an educated
Britsh accent.)
"Wow, Matt - that gave me goosebumps ... Your voice
sounds spot-on to me. Good accent, not overdone at all."
– Ian, professional
writer, Australia, re: audio reading of his story 'Breakdown Lane',
for the Critters Bar writing group.
(N.B. The role called for a coarse, Australian accent.)
"Matt, I just listened to the clip and I can't help admire
your brilliance of speech imitation. You sound just like a guy from
our subcontinent. It's something you should be really proud of. Great
work!!"
– Ernest Dempsey, re: audio reading of a story by writer JohnnyElvis
, 'Goodbye Now', for the Skive Magazine online forum.
(N.B. Matthew performed several roles, including that of a Pakistani man,
and that of a Liverpudlian Scouser, too. Ernest is a Pakistani national.)
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