Lucy is Senior Editor for Pantera Press, and has a Master of Publishing degree as well as majors in English and Ancient History. Along with editorial skills, she brings experience in marketing, publicity, design and graphics editing. With Pantera Press since 2014, Lucy aims to foster longstanding relationships with their talented authors and feels privileged […]

Alana Hicks is a Papua New Guinean-Australian digital content maker living in Sydney. A published poet, she has worked on a variety of projects from short films and documentaries to web sketch comedy and theatre. As a web series producer and writer, she has spearheaded The Kvetch Set Sketch Collective’s three online season, and several […]

Drew Rooke is a Sydney-based author and journalist. His work deals primarily with contemporary Australian political and cultural issues, and has appeared in The Saturday Paper, Meanjin, Neighbourhood, and The Sydney Morning Herald. Drew was a finalist in the 2015 Scribe Nonfiction Prize for Young Writers. One Last Spin: the power and peril of the pokies is his first book.

Jarrah lives in Kyogle, Bundjalung country, Northern NSW. His debut novel, Hey Brother, was shortlisted for the Vogel Literary Award. He was the recipient of a Writing NSW Early Career Writers grant in 2017, has worked as a peer assessor for the Varuna Writers Fellowship program, co-edited and published Fire Stories, and played a lead […]

Shankari Chandran is an Australian Tamil writer, human rights lawyer and leader in the creative community. She is the winner of the 2023 Miles Franklin Literary Award for her third novel, Chai Time at Cinnamon Gardens and the author of Song of the Sun God, The Barrier, Safe Haven and Unfinished Business. Four of her novels are […]

Ashleigh Meikle is a student, book blogger, and aspiring writer. More examples of her reviews can be found here.

Tonile Wortley lives in Sydney with more books than she’ll ever have time to read. She blogs at My Cup & Chaucer and by day works at Hachette.

Robert Fairhead is an editor and writer at TallAndTrue.com and blogs on RobertFairhead.com. Follow him on Twitter at @tallandtrue.

Dr George Catsi is an award-winning writer plus a performer, comic and academic. He was 2010 winner of the Kit Denton Fellowship for courage and excellence in performance writing, for his satirical evangelical comedy, I Want to Be Slim. He has performed his comedic memoir show (an 80 min monologue), Am I Who I Say I […]