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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Kobi Ashenden
Kobi Ashenden was born in South Australia to Nunga heritage and currently resides in Boorloo (Perth). He will be...
Jessie Tu
Jessie Tu is the author of the novels A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing (2020), which won the...
Sarah Kanake
Sarah Kanake teaches creative and professional writing at QUT. Her short fiction has been published in The Southerly, Kill Your...
Abdul Abdullah
Abdul Abdullah is an Australian multidisciplinary artist. His works have been exhibited and are in the collections of museums...
Nina Culley
Nina Culley is a writer and critic based between London and Naarm. Her essays and reviews have appeared in Kill...
Samuel Tupou
Samuel Tupou is a Queensland-based artist who specialises in creating vivid artworks that respond to his Tongan and Polynesian...
Isabella G Mead
Isabella G Mead’s debut poetry collection, The Infant Vine, was published in 2024 by UWAP. Her work has appeared...
Sam Twyford-Moore
Sam Twyford-Moore is the author of The Rapids: Ways of Looking at Mania (2018) and Cast Mates: Australian Actors in Hollywood and...
Matt Sainsbury
Matt Sainsbury is a multidisciplinary journalist, critic and author. His work has appeared in The Australian, The Daily Review and The Shot,...
Brandi Salmon
Brandi Salmon is a proud Wiradjuri Artist living and working on Palawa Country in Lutruwita (Tasmania). She explores her...
Nicola Redhouse
Nicola Redhouse is the author of Unlike the Heart: A Memoir of Brain and Mind (UQP). Her writing has...
Maggie Nolan
Maggie Nolan is the director of AustLit, a comprehensive information resource for Australian literary, print and narrative culture, and Associate...
