Article in Reader’s Digest UK
“…I have found Oliver’s words particularly resonant during lockdown. Her writing opened a door to the outside world when I was self-isolating after a housemate tested positive for the coronavirus; […]
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Poem published in The Global Youth Review
Some nice news! In January 2021, The Global Youth Review launched their first issue, with the theme of ‘self-expression’. You can read the magazine online here: https://www.theglobalyouthreview.com/r-e-a-d I was very […]
Poem published in ‘Grieve’ anthology
I received a big surprise in the mail the other day: this copy of the Hunter Writers Centre’s ‘Grieve’ anthology. The Hunter Writers Centre publishes a new volume of Grieve […]
Published poetry and two successful arts grants
As the title of the post suggests, this has been an exciting month filled with pleasant surprises! In the way of poetry, my bilingual poem “You’d probablement detest this poème” was […]
A Palindrome Poem
palindrome (n.) – a word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backwards as forwards. In late 2017, I decided to write what could be termed a ‘palindrome poem’. There […]
NVQ Issue 3 + What Now
I was recently invited along to read at the launch of the third issue of Not Very Quiet, a Canberra-based women’s poetry journal. Not Very Quiet is a very welcoming, […]
Speaking at Women Poets Anthology Moran/Edgar/Smith
Representing the youth at a poetry night * On the 21st of May, I participated in a poetry night hosted by local groups ‘Not Very Quiet’ and ‘That Poetry Thing’ […]
What a time to be alive!
Though they say sexism’s over speaking up still isn’t free I’ve either 99 conundrums – or, the bitch, they’d say, is me… Reading at the Issue 2 launch of […]
