The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Inga Liljestrom is an Australian singer-songwriter currently living in the UK. She has released albums internationally, written music for nature documentaries, teaches sound healing and is currently working on a PhD about the creative Muse.
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The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Andy Jackson’s latest collection of poems, ‘Music Our Bodies Can’t Hold’, was shortlisted for the 2020 John Bray Poetry Award.
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The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Lesh Karan is a Melbourne-based poet and writer. Recent publications include ‘Cordite’, ‘Australian Poetry Anthology’ and ‘Not Very Quiet’.
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The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Louise Baxter is an editor who writes poetry, plays, fiction and film. Her book, ‘Grief has teeth’, is out in July. She is an endometriosis advocate.
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Ellen van Neerven is the author of ‘Throat’, published by UQP in 2020. This poem was originally published in that collection.
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Sam Elkin is a writer living in Footscray (Naarm). His essays have been published in ‘Griffith Review’ and ‘Overland’.
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The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Fiona Murphy is a Deaf poet and essayist. Her memoir, ‘The Shape of Sound’, is out now through Text Publishing.
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Kat Phyn is a poet/singer-songwriter/writer from Aotearoa NZ, who loves words and rhythm and writes about body-positivity and self-worth.
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Ruby Hillsmith (@rubyhillsmith) was the 2020 Write-Ability Poetry Fellow at Writers Victoria and was selected as a 2020-21 Wheeler Centre Hot Desk Fellow for her non-fiction project ‘Little Islands, Dead Sea’.
The following was published in the March – May 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Wordsmith. Donna Ward established the micro-press Inkerman & Blunt, and ‘Indigo Journal of Western Australian Writing’. Her prose has appeared nationally and internationally, and her memoir is ‘She I Dare Not Name: A Spinster’s Meditations on Life’ (Allen & Unwin 2020). For
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