Tag Archives: IVF

Works of ART: on creativity, infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology

Posted on 26/07/2016 by

Reproduced from The Wheeler Centre, with permission. IVF has a tense relationship with religion, a murky relationship with commerce and a confusing relationship with feminism. Thousands of Australian women undergo IVF each year so why, asks Angela Savage, is IVF … Continue reading →

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Review of Australian Fiction: a new short story

Posted on 09/03/2016 by

Have you discovered the Review of Australian Fiction yet? RAF publishes two short stories in every issue, pairing an established writer alongside an emerging writer, across a range of genres. For a modest subscription fee, you get these two short … Continue reading →

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On location: IVF and hospital nursery

Posted on 16/12/2015 by

Some readers will know that the topic of my current work in progress (aka WIP) is commercial surrogacy between Australia and Thailand. Today’s fieldwork excursion took me to a hospital in downtown Bangkok, where I know local women acting as … Continue reading →

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