Andrew Douglas is a writer and artist based in Perth, Western Australia. Andrew has been actively involved in the independent journalism space for several years, covering arts, culture and stories which are unique to Perth. He is a produced playwright and is currently working on a book.
His first produced play ‘Grand Final’ was part of the 2000 Pride Festival and examines the issues of a star AFL player who struggles to maintain a personal relationship which conflicts with both his career and media image.
He is also writing a novel about his experiences as a human rights activist and as an allied health professional in the field of psychiatry - subjects rarely examined in more conventional literature.
His diaries and private papers are part of the the Battye Library’s WA State Archives.
