Contributors

Griffith Review has commissioned over 1,400 writers since it began in 2004. 

Through programs and awards such as the Novella Project and the Emerging Voices Competition (generously supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund) the journal has supported the development and publication of new work by outstanding emerging and established writers. 

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Grace Heathcote

Grace Heathcote is an Australian writer. Her writing has appeared in The Guardian, Australian Geographic, Forty South and Island....

Ruby Ingra

Ruby Ingra is a Murri creative of Indigenous/European heritage, from Wakka Wakka mob through her father's side. Her mother's...

EJ Garrett

EJ Garrett is a producer of Indigenous content specialising in factual storytelling. He started his career as presenter, video...

David Burton

David Burton is an award-winning playwright and author from Meanjin, Brisbane, Australia. He is best known for his theatrical...

Gabriel Bergmoser

Gabriel Bergmoser is an award-winning Melbourne-based author and playwright. He won the prestigious Sir Peter Ustinov Television Scriptwriting Award...

A photograph of Jason Moad. The artist is wearing a maroon sweater and standing in front of one of his paintings. The painting depicts an unruly, overgrown aloe plant growing over a rusty, wrought-iron fence.

Jason Moad

Jason Moad is a painter based in Melbourne. His work deals with the ephemeral; whether presented by the vanishing...

Carody Culver

Carody Culver is the editor of Griffith Review. She was a contributing editor for Peppermint magazine and has written for...

Lisa Fuller

Lisa Fuller is an award-­winning Murri writer living on Ngunnawal and Ngambri lands (Canberra). She’s a lecturer in Indigenous...

Jonathan Ricketson

Jonathan Ricketson is a freelance writer and literature teacher based in Melbourne (Naarm). He is currently completing a PhD...

Rick Morton

Rick Morton is a writer and reporter from Queensland.   Photo credit: Dany Weus

Qin Qin

Qin Qin is a writer, speaker, librarian and literary festival organiser. Her memoir Model Minority Gone Rogue (Hachette) was shortlisted for...

Dylin Hardcastle

Dylin Hardcastle is an award-winning author, screenwriter, artist and former provost’s scholar at the University of Oxford, currently living...

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