Andrew McMillen
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Andrew McMillen is an Australian music journalist and national music writer for The Australian.
Early life and education
McMillen grew up in the Queensland city of Bundaberg, the son of two teachers. He relocated to the state capital city, Brisbane, in 2006 to study for a communication studies degree at the University of Queensland.
Writing
He contributed the chapter "The bone collector" to The Best Australian Science Writing 2016. McMillen won the 2017 Queensland Clarion Award for his body of work in The Weekend Australian.
McMillen's book Talking Smack: Honest Conversations About Drugs was published in 2014 by University of Queensland Press. David Messer of The Sydney Morning Herald called the work "a brave and important book" and noted that McMillen was "careful to provide a balance of experiences, including [those of] non-drug takers". Toby Creswell of The Newton Review of Books wrote that the "real interest" in the book "is not so much the drug tales which...are fairly repetitive" but "the insights that McMillen gives into the creative processes of [the interviewed] artists".
External links
- by Andrew McMillen, 7 March 2015, Medium
- by McMillen to The Saturday Paper
- by McMillen to The Monthly
- by McMillen to BuzzFeed
- by Andrew McMillen, 11 May 2017, The New York Times, p. A6.