Creatively - Hopkins, Jeff
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This is a memoir from the point of view of a working-class boy from East Fremantle, in Western Australia who, in his formative and teenage years, had a love of the theatre and performing. Later he went on to script and produce films. Then there are eleven original musicals involving both writing and performance, some under very 'odd' circumstances. Along the journey, he developed skills as a sporting commentator. Finally, in retirement, he embarked on writing thirteen novels, three 'factional' biographies, a memoir, and a revised edition of his family's genealogy. How this all came about, and…mehr

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This is a memoir from the point of view of a working-class boy from East Fremantle, in Western Australia who, in his formative and teenage years, had a love of the theatre and performing. Later he went on to script and produce films. Then there are eleven original musicals involving both writing and performance, some under very 'odd' circumstances. Along the journey, he developed skills as a sporting commentator. Finally, in retirement, he embarked on writing thirteen novels, three 'factional' biographies, a memoir, and a revised edition of his family's genealogy. How this all came about, and the significant people who shared the journey, is documented, and the back stories behind the various endeavours are detailed. There are 'lost years', some triumphs and disasters, and a few very sad times, but above all, it is a reminiscence about a life lived creatively.
Autorenporträt
Jeff Hopkins (1950) is a retired schoolteacher. He lives in Walyalup, Western Australia. Walyalup which means 'lungs' is the Whadjuk name for Fremantle, and is part of the Noongar Nation. As the drama master at Hale School in Perth, he wrote ten original musical plays and produced and directed them at the school. In 1992, he researched and wrote a family history, 'Life's Race Well Run', and after retiring in 2006 he has written seventeen novels, a memoir, and three 'faction' biographies.