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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Verity Laughton
Verity Laughton is an Adelaide-based poet and playwright. Her most recent works are the verbatim theatre piece Long Tan...
David Denborough
David Denborough works as a community practitioner, teacher and songwriter at Dulwich Centre and co-ordinates the master of narrative...
Dr Lilly Brown
Dr Lilly Brown is a Gumbaynggirr woman, interdisciplinary educator, facilitator and researcher currently working as the inaugural executive director...
Genevieve Grieves
Genevieve Grieves, a Worimi woman, is an Indigenous educator, curator, filmmaker, artist, oral historian, researcher and writer and co-founder...
Ruth Cho
Ruth Cho graduated from Queensland College of Art in 2018 and works specifically with relief printmaking techniques. She is...
Kirli Saunders
Kirli Saunders is a Gunai woman, multidisciplinary artist, writer, educator and consultant. Her award-winning books include Bindi, Kindred and...
Lucas Grainger-Brown
Lucas Grainger-Brown is a writer specialising in creative non-fiction and historical subjects. His essay ‘We Three Hundred’ was awarded...
Merinda Dutton
Merinda Dutton is a Gumbaynggirr and Barkindi woman, co-founder of the Instagram account @blackfulla_bookclub, an emerging writer and a...
Bridget Cama
Bridget Cama is a Wiradjuri Pasifika Fijian woman and Co-Chair of the Uluru Youth Dialogue. She has worked closely...
Peter Prince
Peter Prince has published widely on ‘aliens’ in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Australia. He can be found on Twitter @peterprince4.
Alice Bellette
Alice Bellette is a proud Palawa descendant currently undertaking a PhD in literary studies. She created the limited-series podcast...
Shankari Chandran
Shankari Chandran is a Tamil-Australian lawyer and the author of three books: Song of the Sun God (Perera-Hussein Publishing, 2017), The...
