23 July 2020
After a few months in lockdown this is what I feel like:
I’ve been talking more than I’d like on Zoom – no substitute for face–to-face encounters but the new normal, for now at least. COVID-19 has been a challenge for many in our community, especially the elderly, the lonely and the isolated. I’ve been writing regularly on the topic – mainly essays and memoir. My essay on COVID-19 for Cicerone Journal can be found here, and my poem, <code> here. Check out http://maurapierlot.com and fragmentstheplay to see what else I’ve been up to.
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Maura Pierlot is an award-winning author and playwright based in Canberra, Australia. Her debut picture book, The Trouble in Tune Town, won the 2018 ACT Writing and Publishing Award (Children’s category) and overseas honours. Maura has received artsACT funding to produce an adaptation of her play, Fragments for the digital space. Fragments, Maura's debut professional theatre production, enjoyed a sell-out season at The Street Theatre, Canberra in 2019. Maura's debut young adult novel is awaiting publication. Click on ‘About’ to read more.
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