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Wanda Amos lives in Old Bar, NSW. She has been published in several online blogs, forums and journals. Now retired, she enjoys travel, beach and bush walking, photography and haiku writing. Her Websites: wandas wandarings on Facebook and wandas_wandarings on…

Suzi Mezei is a Sri Lankan born Australian writer, living on Boonwurrung land. Her work appears in Australia and overseas in anthologies and journals including Island, Best of Australian Poetry, Aniko, Cordite, Hecate, Storm and Detours Anthologies. Her prizes include…

Rodney Williams — contributing editor at Catchment — convenes Time to Write for Baw Baw Arts Alliance. Living on Kurnai country, in Gippsland, Victoria, he has had poetry published internationally in Western free verse and Japanese forms. Released through Ginninderra…

Ron Wilkins is an earth scientist based in Sydney. Recently published poems have appeared in The Shanghai Literary Review, The French Literary Review, StylusLit and Allegro (UK). He is best located through his poetry website www.fistfulofdust.com A hobby he enjoys…

Ross Jackson is a retired teacher resident in Perth who has had poetry published in Westerly, Cordite, Poetry Australia Anthology, Rabbit Poetry, Poetry New Zealand and in many other literary journals and websites. His collection, Time alone on a quiet…

Samantha Sirimanne Hyde was born in Sri Lanka and now lives in Australia. She holds a M.A. in Creative Writing, co-authored a selection of poetry, published a collection of short fiction and recently a novel, “The Lyrebird’s Cry.” Her Japanese…

Stephanie Powell is a poet living in Melbourne. Her latest collection, Gentle Creatures, was published by Vagabond Press in 2023. Her poetry has been translated into Braille and published in journals and anthologies. Work by this poet      

Susan Manley has always written poetry, though has sent little out into the world. She has had some success in poetry competitions. Susan has worked in human rights, equity, diversity and inclusion law and policy, and is a carer. She…

Robyn Cairns experiences great joy in the challenge of writing short form poetry to express both her emotional and sensory connection to the world. She has two chapbooks published by Ginninderra Press; this peace 2020 and horizon 2023 and is…

Richard Clarke grew up in Regent’s Park and now lives near Eastwood, Sydney, in Wallumattagal country. He recently travelled west to Nyngan, via Narromine. After forty years teaching poetry to high school students he decided to try to practise what…