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Hemat Malak is an accountant and poet, writing from Picton, NSW. Hemat is a Best New Poets nominee, and her poems have appeared in places including Rattle, Rochford Street Review, Catchment  – Poetry of Place, Locative Magazine, Short Stories Unlimited…

Jennifer Fell is a poetry-lover who lives in Warragul with six chickens, two cats, three boys and partner Joe.

Gavin Austin was born in South-East Gippsland, Victoria, but now calls Sydney his home. His work has been widely published internationally in literary journals and anthologies, broadcast on Australian Community Radio, and produced for play festivals, and has been successful…

Earl Livings is an award-winning poet and fiction writer widely published in Australia and overseas. His writing focuses on science, history, nature, mythology and the sacred. He has published two poetry collections and a fantasy verse novel. Earl lives in…

Carl Walsh is a neurodiverse poet who lives and writes on Wurundjeri Country. His poetry has appeared in StylusLit, Westerly, Rabbit, Tokyo Poetry Journal, Wales Haiku Journal, The Madrigal and Meanjin (amongst others). Carl’s first book of poetry, Tarp Green…

Gregory Piko lives in Canberra, ACT. His writing was awarded First Prize in the New Zealand Poetry Society’s International Haiku Competition and joint Winner in the WB Yeats Poetry Prize for Australia. His most recent haiku collection is breaking my…

J F Garrow was born and raised in England, took degrees there in Philosophy and in Literature, and now lives in Gippsland with partner and children, where he teaches ethics and the humanities. He exploits performance especially, hoping to leverage…

Hazel Hall is an Australian poet, musicologist and editor living on Ngunnawal and Ngambi land. She recently directed the Poetry at Manning Clark House poetry series in Canberra. She has published five poetry books and four chapbooks. Hazel and Moya…

Fred Duncan has worked as a botanist in many parts of Australia – since 1977 in Tasmania. He and his wife Mercedes have strong interests in Gondwanic flora and connections. He channels his love for our natural environments, and concern…

Jonathan Cant is a Sydney-based writer, poet and musician. He won the 2023 Banjo Paterson Writing Awards for Contemporary Poetry, was shortlisted in the 2025 Gwen Harwood Poetry Prize, and longlisted for the 2023 Fish Poetry Prize. His poems have…