supporting local Artists
supporting local Artists
Fred Duncan is a botanist/ecologist, who has worked throughout Australia – since 1977 in Tasmania. He values the bush and is active in conservation campaigns. He has a strong interest in Gondwanic connections of Tasmanian and Patagonian landscapes and flora,…
Naomi Duff works in various art forms, including writing, poetry, scratchboard, painting, drawing and many others. Poetry is one part of her journey which she uses as a way to express her emotions, her opinions and her joy of writing with…
Jane Downing’s poetry has appeared in journals around Australia including Meanjin, Cordite, Rabbit, Canberra Times, Bluepepper, Not Very Quiet, Social Alternatives, Otoliths, Live Encounters, and Best Australian Poems (2004 & 2015). Her collection, When Figs Fly (Close-Up Books) was published in 2019. She can be found at janedowning.wordpress.com…
Agi Dobson happily lives in South Gippsland. Her poetry regularly appears in small press magazines. Being bi-lingual she has translated poems which have been published in literary journals in Hungary and Romania. Agi published her first collection of poetry, Feelings, in 2021 which…
Ann Curwood lives and works in Melbourne as a registered nurse. Work by this poet
Julie Constable lives in South Gippsland. Her writing has appeared in Verandah, Hecate, Hobo, Inkshed, Silverfish, Muse, Poetrix, Gargouille, Antithesis, Wanderlust, Eucalypt, Science Write Now, The Pan Haiku Review, Autumn Moon, Earth and Industry: Stories from Gippsland and the Bass Coast Prize for Non-Fiction Anthology. Work by this poet
Pauline Cleary lives in northern Victoria. She writes short stories and poetry and has had her work published online and in anthologies. She has won several prizes, including the Stringybark Short Story Competition, Paynesville Writers and the Stonnington Council What’s Your…
Lyn Chatham lives on Wadawurrung country. She is completing an MA in Writing and Literature at Deakin University. She has had tanka and appraisals published in A Hundred Gourds and in The Melody Lingers on anthology. Work by this poet
Robyn Cairns experiences great joy in the challenge and love of writing short–form poetry to express both her emotional and sensory connection to the world. Robyn enjoys experimenting with different forms of poetry. In 2016, she had two chapbooks published…
Christine Burrows is originally from Aotearoa (NZ) and currently lives and writes on Dja Dja Wurrung country, Victoria. She has been published in many journals, magazines and anthologies, including Cordite, Westerly, Australian Poetry Journal, Landfall, Spineless Wonders, Jacaranda, amongst other…