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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Will Elliott

Will Elliott's debut novel, The Pilo Family Circus (ABC Books, 2006), won five major literary awards and was short...

Helen Elliott

Helen Elliott is a Melbourne writer and journalist.

Peter Ellingsen

Peter Ellingsen is a Melbourne psychoanalyst and writer.He has co-authored a book, Cries Unheard (Common Ground, 2001) and written...

Bruce Elder

Bruce Elder is a journalist, writer and commentator and has been involved in writing over sixty books as well...

Jan Egeland

Jan Egeland is Director General of the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs.He was the UN Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs...

Marian Edmunds

Marian Edmunds is a journalist who worked at the Financial Times in London and other UK and US-based publications...

Phillip Edmonds

Phillip Edmonds is the co-managing editor of Australia's newest literary magazine – Wetink (the magazine of new writing). He...

Arabella Edge

Arabella Edge read English Literature at Bristol University and came out to Australia in 1992. She is the author...

Richard Eccleston

Richard Eccleston holds a PhD in political economy from the University of Queensland and is currently an Associate Professor...

Nick Earls

Nick Earls is the author of twenty-seven books for adults, teenagers and children. His novels have won awards in...

Dianne D’Alpoim

Dianne D’Alpoim has worked as an artist, a teacher, corporate public affairs officer and as an activist in both...

Virginia Duigan

Born in the UK, with an Australian father in the RAF and an English mother, Virginia Duigan went to...

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