Emma is a writer, researcher, learner, teacher, reader and generally curious mind. Apart from academic things about Life Writing, she also writes a perzine called Misery Zine. Last year Emma was part of a panel of rad babes along with Celeste Liddle, Kylie Maslen and Jane Howard who got together to have a conversation about blogging, … More Meet Our Readers – Emma Maguire
There have been many variations of Alicia (pronounced Ah-LISS-eeya, BTW), including actor, waitress, children’s entertainer, DJ, animal welfare activist, factory worker, singer, corporate slave, highflying executive, intrepid traveller, and dole bludger. Now she is some strange amalgamation of all these things, and a few more, that have resulted in her writing stories. Some of these … More Meet Our Readers – A. Marie Carter
Lauren is an emerging writer sick with wanderlust. She is fascinated by the relationship between the body and the self, the depths of the unconscious, and how we construct visions of ourselves and the world. In her work, these themes emerge through the creepy, the numinous and the mystical, with ghosts and dead things and … More Meet Our Readers – Lauren Butterworth
Peter Beaglehole is an emerging playwright, thoughtful conversationalist and likeable bearded gent. He writes with particular interest in theatre, gender and the Australian cultural landscape. Recently, he developed his play “Milk-teeth” with the motley crew at Back Porch Theatre. In 2014 Peter’s play “May Day” was shortlisted for the State Theatre Company Young Playwright’s Award. The Award is currently open … More Meet Our Readers – Peter Beaglehole
Melanie Pryor is an Adelaide writer who looks at place, memory, and poetics in her work. Last year, Melanie came runner-up in the Overland Story Wine Prize for her dark lyrical piece “Salt Skin.” It’s well worth a read if you like evocative and unsettling writing. “Salt Skin” was published in Overland and you can read it … More Meet Our Readers – Melanie Pryor
The Hearth 