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The Aphrodite Paradox
The psychological and emotional contradiction at the heart of the love-goddess archetype: the very force that promises union and fulfillment also ensures separation and longing.
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EWENA VILLAGE · PAPUA NEW GUINEAThe independent home of Jeremy Mogi
There’s always
more to
the story.
Fiction that gets under the skin. Journalism that asks another question. A Papua New Guinean voice, open to the world.
READ CLOSELY. STAY CURIOUS.
People are complicated.
Their stories should have room to be.
from one writer’s corner of the Pacific.
A good place to begin
Three ways in.
Longing. Power. Imagination.
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Pictures of Poverty
They struggled not just against corruption, but against the sheer, exhausting scale of it.
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The Necklace
The necklace was all he had left to protect him.
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The journalist’s ear
Ask another
question.
Sport is never only a score.
Jeremy’s voice on football, decisions
and the people the game belongs to.
01 / ON AIR
ABC Pacific · Pacific Beat7 min 08 sec
When football needs to answer for itself.
Jeremy discusses a difficult period for Papua New Guinea football, from team preparation to the decisions shaping the game.
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ABC Pacific · Pacific Beat5 min 43 sec
A new league. Familiar questions.
On the launch of PNG’s revamped Premier Soccer League, and the practical concerns behind its opening rounds.
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Meet the writer
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
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JEREMY HAU’OFA MOGIPAPUA NEW GUINEA
A storyteller’s instinct.
A journalist’s curiosity.
Jeremy Mogi moves between fiction, journalism, communications and sports commentary. Across those forms, his work returns to people: their relationships, their choices, their connection to place.
His short fiction includes Pale Moon Shadow, published in World Beyond: An Anthology of Papua New Guinean Speculative Fiction. His football commentary has featured on ABC Pacific, and his media background includes online news editing at EMTV.
My Torn Shorts brings his writing into one place—from brief encounters and intimate fiction to stories that look outward at public life. Come for a perspective. Stay for the person behind it.
Letters from My Torn Shorts
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opening.
A new story. A fresh perspective. An occasional note.
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