The Bishops of Brisbane …
This could have been a poem. But it is not. I want to live down in the fucking dirt of truth and reality. I want […]
Articles by Keith Davis
In The Third Person
THE WRITER sits down in front of his keyboard and muses over what subject to weave words around. He temporarily comes up blank. He stands […]
A grand love affair …
I’m not a royal commentator or biographer. I’m a Republican. I have next to nix interest in the British Royal Family. The passing of a […]
RAPE – the view of a quiet ‘voice’
Much lucid commentary on the treatment of women has appeared in the media over the last month and a half, and rightfully so. Largely I […]
The beauty of AIMN
Hi to all the writers and readers who associate with AIMN. I have been involved with AIMN as a writer and supporter for roughly seven […]
If Archbishop Mark Coleridge of the Brisbane Archdiocese drove me to the point of suicide in 2020 – did he and others conspire to commit a crime?
As a Survivor of childhood sexual abuse in a Catholic orphanage, I am the only person who can give myself agency. I am the only […]
The Last Humans on Mars …
(Author: I’m currently working on a Space Elevator article, however, since Mars is all go at the moment I’ve dug up an old article of […]
Un-Friending Facebook?
My finger is itchily hovering over the button that will sever my connection with Facebook. But before my digit descends I’ll pop out to the […]
Invitation To Country
[Extract: By the 22nd Century, perhaps earlier, it is my belief that the Uluru Statement From the Heart will be recognised as a watershed moment […]
Body of Evidence – Older Survivors and the Law
Over time the Australian Independent Media Network (AIMN) has, amongst many of the other things it does, proven itself to be a sensitive and non-judgemental […]
Conversations with Ernie Dingo
So here we go again, ‘Strayla Day’. Hype. Flag waving. White people not giving any sort of a real shit. Those born into privilege walking […]
Straight old white man
Stan Grant (wonderful man) is currently hosting One on One on the ABC. He is exploring the notion of IDENTITY with various more than interesting […]
Small victories. Worth celebrating.
Most of you know me. The writer of JAGGED. But let’s forget all that. Let’s dive into politics. I live on the Sunshine Coast in […]
JAGGED #10 – The End Of The Telling
(Follows on from JAGGED #9 – Crazy Daze) JAGGED! What a journey! As I claw my way back into life I have come to realise […]
JAGGED #9 – Crazy Daze
Follows on from JAGGED #8 – ghost-woman MOTHER (JAGGED has contained some difficult material regarding suicide ideation and the legacies of childhood sexual abuse – […]