Max Harris

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Contributing Writer

Everything By: Max Harris

Literature22.09.16

A Lonely Life: At the Threshold of the World

Society23.06.15

This Could Be It

Max Harris thought his spidery limbs, flat feet and flat chest were just distinctive features. Instead they were signs his heart was at risk of a sudden, fatal dissection.

Society24.03.15

A Second Chance: Of Hearts and Hospitals

Max Harris was 26 and enjoying a dream job working for Helen Clark in New York when he fainted in his apartment. It was the start of a chain of events that changed the course of his life: leading him away from the UN and into emergency wards, MRA machines and ultimately, a surgical theatre.

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