# Max Easton

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Max Easton and Jessica Zhan Mei Yu

How can we live meaningful and creative lives amid the housing crisis? Max Easton dials in to chat rugby league, punk rock and backyard tape projects in his new novel Paradise Estate, which follows the trials and tribulations of a Sydney sharehouse over the course of 2022. And Jessica Zhan Mei Yu …

53. Max Easton is launching things before he's figured it out

"My life is now the projects". Check out Max's book: https://giramondopublishing.com/books/the-magpie-wing/  Credits: Get in touch with Mike on twitter, instagram or visit his website. Original artwork by Ashley Ronning. Recorded live on Feb 20, 2021 at The Sausage Factory, Dulwich Hill on unc…

10: Insights From a Tournament Director with Max Easton

In this episode, Max, a seasoned tournament director and passionate pickleball player, delves into the growing pickleball scene in Charleston. He shares his vision for the future, discussing how the demand for events has skyrocketed since starting in 2023. Max highlights the importance of creating …

14. Max Easton: weaving AI into textile manufacturing

How can AI transform one of the world’s oldest industries? Our next Automation Caffeine guest is Max Easton, Global Innovation Director at Smartex, a company that helps textile factories reduce waste and improve efficiency with AI-powered defect detection technology.

Ep21: Barely Human W/ Max Easton

This week, Pat and Tim talk with Max Easton, paesano and the author of novels liek The Magpie Wing and Paradise Estate and the reams of top-notch music crit over at Barely Human. We talk about “Western Sydney Literature,” the DIY ethos and class autonomy, the importance of self-publishing, and the …

14. Critics Rejoice Live: at Parramatta's Lit

In this spirited discussion, three critics—Max Easton, Eda Gunaydin, and Lucy Van—join Sydney Review of Books editor, James Jiang, to explore the evolving role of the critic. Together, they delve into how they each came to criticism, the influences that shaped their voices, the ethics and implicati…

Can AI power a green fashion revolution?

Could AI technology help the fashion industry get to grips with sustainability, and arrest its brutal impact on the planet? With a huge carbon footprint, vast water usage and filling up of landfills, the fashion industry’s impact is well documented. But companies throughout the supply chain have ro…

Ep. 66. Crackerjack Fascism

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New Fiction: Donal Ryan, Emma Cline, Max Easton and Sebastian Barry

We step into Irish bestseller Donal Ryan's world in Where Are the Kings, a tender coming of age story about a boy navigating grief. Inside a fracturing mind in Emma Cline’s Booker Longlisted novel Switzy, read with novelist Madeleine Gray. A chronicle of DIY activism, collectives and autonomous liv…

Ep.73 | DIY OR DOA

This week the D*sgraced S*nators talk to their first repeat-guest, the perennial Max Easton. Max brought out his new novel, Now, Autonomy, a couple of months ago, and he’s on to chat the Sydney scenes (DIY, Music, Literature, Politics); writing the present; literature as questions rather than answe…