Aimee Inomata
Aimee Inomata has a PhD in Literature and Philosophy from the University of Sydney, formerly taught English and Writing Studies at the University of Auckland and is a writer, researcher, editor and reformed academic. She is interested above all in examining established truths and the underlying rhetoric of almost everything. Aimee was born in Hastings in 1968.

The Monday Excerpt: He killed his father and put in a mental health unit. That's when things got even worse
Auckland writer Aimee Inomata tells the powerful story of her partner - a man found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity, and sentenced to seven years in a New Zealand madhouse. But what happens, she asks, if your psychosis is substance-induced, a temporary insanity, and you have to live out your life as a sane person in the kingdom of the insane?