A long hiatus ends here
Its true, I’m back. RAther than mess you lovely people around by making you come to a website that hasn’t been updated I thought I’d let you know how my life went over what will undoutably known as ‘the busiest week ever’ That is until the next one! I’m going to write three simple paragraphs that will hopefully sum everything up nicely for you. If it doesn’t then you’re obviously not paying attention.
- Experiment went down really well, and I’ve hopefully gained some contacts that will be
interested in putting it on again. It does seem a shame that at the moment Experiment will never be seen again, so I may have to put it on – even if I have to finance it myself! So although this will not be the last time I mention the festival here I think that I’m going to send the little button on holiday… everyone wave bye bye! - BBC work experience went really well. I managed to follow three
different reporters as they filmed and then edited three very different stories. The experience I’ve gained will help me no end as I search for a media job this coming summer! Wicked! 
Umbrella stories have published my short story online, have a look at the links to the right to see it. Its in the ‘Flash fiction’, ‘55 words’ link. You can also see it on this blog by clicking the links to the right. Whilst there have a look at my friend Lucy Wade’s stories, they’re awesome!
Right that’s it, I’m going to do some work but I’m probably going to run in circles and achieve nothing.
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Philip Hurst is based in Birmingham. He was born and bred in and around various locations in England’s second biggest city, and is currently based in Erdington.
A child of the eighties, his writing is mainly geared towards his age group. He has shown however both the intelligence and adapatabilty to work for different audiences. His degree in International Relations shows quite how diverse he can be, as not many people go from that particular degree into writing for the theatre.
His journalism mainly concerns modern computer games and how they are percieved and understood within the general population. For examples of his work have a look at the ‘Journalism’ page.
When writing plays Philip likes to branch out and has covered everything from mental illness to date rape to urination. If diversity is the spice of life you can find it on the ‘Plays’ page.
To contact me you can e-mail either of the two addresses below :-
philip.hurst@freelancejournalism.com
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Cheers for the shout-out, and glad you’re back!