Stories - Heartlines
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Brad Martin
“One day I was drawing a bug, and I thought I’m gonna make some bugs! And Yvonne came along and then I was doing bugs on T-shirts.”
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Sarah Pollard
“I love telling stories and I think stories are what drives us as humans.”
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Judith Huang
I find I express myself best through writing, and some of the greatest joy I’ve gotten out of life has been reading writing that just soars. It gives me a satisfaction that goes beyond what can be had in our consumerist culture, a feeling of connection and revelation. I would love to give other people that experience through the writing I do.
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Katie Zhang
I also think about the other lives this work would have affected. It spreads so far with the internet now, I feel like art is so powerful. This also inspires me to join in and spread peace to even more people’s lives.
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Amri Mrisho
“I write because I have too many ideas and thoughts in my head and I need a place to put them. I’m usually reading about the world and how it works and if I just come out and say all of these things at once I’ll sound crazy, but if it’s done as a play or creatively it’s now understandable”
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Sam Leung
“Being part of the program has also given me a lot more confidence. I think before it I never would’ve considered myself a writer.”
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Karen Escobar
“I write a lot of what I don’t say. I find it easier, like a lot of other writers, to express myself in text.”
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Mohammed Ayo Busari
“I write to tell my stories, to share my experiences and truth, tell the world about my identity, my culture and my people – the ones with me now and the ones before me.”
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Ange Seen Yang
“Centre for Stories not only gave me a seat at the table but also let me speak – with my authentic voice – and ensured that I’d be heard.”