Bios

Lyndal Turner was born and raised in Gippsland, Victoria. After sampling life in the city and overseas, she returned to Gippsland to make great memories with and for her own young children. Work by this poet      

Sophie Emma Taylor is currently studying Writing and Publishing at the University of Technology Sydney. She is deeply fascinated by the creative process, and enjoys writing in a variety of forms. She has previously been published in Echidna Tracks. Work…

Yvette Stubbs was a featured poet four times in Europe in 2019. She has been a finalist in Poetry Idol, The Doris Leadbetter Poetry Cup and several other competitions. Her poetry along with her visual art and voice will be…

Kent Robinson – living in Bathurst, NSW – is a poet in Japanese genres, with work widely published in Australia and overseas. A tanka of his from Edition 1 of Catchment has been featured online in a poetry website edited…

Jeannie Haughton writes primarily for performance, having many works produced; also freelance articles. Poetry allows her to play with words, images and ideas. Sometimes its rigorous forms attract her; other times playfulness or the catharsis is just what she needs.…

Alleyne Hall is a member of the Time to Write group through Baw Baw Arts Alliance. Writing poetry for several years, she creates poems and narratives, with a focus on nature and spiritual matters, travel and family. She is also…

Tony Steven Williams is a Canberra poet and short-fiction author who writes across a broad range of genre and format. In all his work, the environment and the human condition are important to him. Tony has two poetry collections (Ginninderra…

Rohan Buettel lives in Canberra, ACT. His haiku appear in various Australian and international journals (including Presence, Cattails and The Heron’s Nest). His longer poetry appears in numerous journals, including The Goodlife Review, Rappahannock Review, Penumbra Literary and Art Journal,…

Vanessa Proctor has a special interest in haiku and its related forms. She is a past president of the Australian Haiku Society. Her haiku appear on public art installations in Australia and New Zealand. Her free verse has been published…

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…