Shady Cosgrove writes on Dharawal land and teaches creative writing at the University of Wollongong. Her books include What the Ground Can’t Hold (Picador) and She Played Elvis (Allen and Unwin). Her short works have appeared in Best Australian Stories,...

Catherine Rey was born in Saintes, studied and taught French Literature in Bordeaux before leaving France for Australia in 1997. Her debut novel L’ami intime was published in 1994 by the iconic French publisher Le Temps Qu’il Fait. It received...

In She Goes to Town Sandra Renew writes as a lesbian poet. She shows a gendered world from the point of view of an outsider who lives on the fringes of heterosexuality and inhabits a voice of dissent and protest....

Alan Fyfe is from Mandurah, the unceded country of the Binjereb people. Alan is a winner of the Karl Popper Philosophy Award. His first novel, T (Transit Lounge, 2022), was shortlisted for the T.A.G Hungerford Prize (Australia), the Chaffinch Press...

Born in Punjab, India, Subhash Jaireth spent nine years studying geology and literature in Russia before migrating to Australia in 1986. He has published poetry in Hindi, English and Russian. His published works include four books of poems and five...

Mandy Ord is a comic artist, illustrator and educator, from Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. Her comic stories have appeared in a variety of local and international publications. Her published books include Rooftops (Finlay Lloyd, 2008), Sensitive Creatures (Allen & Unwin, 2011)...