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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Joshua Klarica
Joshua Klarica is a writer who lives and works on Gadigal and Wangal land, writing poetry and essays. His work...
Sara El Sayed
Sara El Sayed is a writer based in Meanjin (Brisbane). Her debut memoir, Muddy People, was shortlisted for the...
Carody Culver
Carody Culver is the editor of Griffith Review. She was a contributing editor for Peppermint magazine and has written for...
Callum Brockett
Callum Brockett is a writer and researcher, currently working in the Department of Social Services in Canberra. He graduated...
Eleanor Gordon- Smith
Eleanor Gordon- Smith is a radio producer, advice columnist and a Harold W Dodds Fellow in Philosophy at Princeton...
Sharlene Allsopp
Sharlene Allsopp was born and raised on unceded Bundjalung Country. She tutors writing and literature at UQ’s ATSIS Unit...
Anne Poelina
Professor Anne Poelina is a Kimberley, Nyikina Warrwa Indigenous woman, andCo- Chair of Indigenous Studies at the Nulungu Research...
Lucy Van
Lucy Van is a writer of both poetry and criticism. Her collection The Open (Cordite, 2021) was longlisted for the Stella Prize,...
Toby Walsh
Toby Walsh is chief scientist of UNSW.ai, UNSW’s new AI Institute. His most recent book is Machines Behaving Badly:...
Terri Janke
Terri Janke is a Meriam, Wuthathi and Yadhaigana woman, and founder of Terri Janke and Company, an award-winning Indigenous...
Connor Tomas O’Brien
Connor Tomas O’Brien teaches in the Professional Writing and Editing program at RMIT University and runs a design studio...
Margaret Harvey
Margaret Harvey is of Saibai Island blood – Ait Koedal and Samu clans – as well as of English heritage. She is...
