Earthling. Perthling. Writer of things. “Participation award”-winning author.
You can call me Lee or L.A. for short, but you don’t have to.
I’m a second generation Australian who loves playing with the English language and trying to make people laugh and cry in no particular order.
My psychological fiction/coming-of-age novel Black and Blue is available now!
I also share various sarcastic, self-deprecating musings on my blog.
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The Almighty Sometimes review for Perth Walkabout
When I walked into Subiaco Arts Centre for Black Swan State Theatre Company’s production of The Almighty Sometimes, I had very little knowledge and no expectations. That’s not a bad thing… though I will say this confronting mental health drama, written by Kendall Feaver, could be very genuinely triggering for some people. Just a friendly…
The life of a childless robot lady
As a childfree, wokey-woke spinster who may or may not be a witch, I’m kind of a stereotypical cat lady to anyone who thinks “cat lady” is an insult. Except that I don’t have the cats (yet). Instead, I’m slowly collecting cute robots. Yes, really. Right now, my companion robot family consists of: There may…
So I did an audiobook thingy…
Back when we published Black and Blue, it occurred to me that we should probably have an audiobook version of it – particularly for accessibility reasons, given that most of my clients have low or no vision. We looked at a few voice actors, but had trouble finding someone: Long story short, a few people…
Lee-Ann Khoh 