Alongside my fellow volunteer Social Media Coordinator, I support the Executive Director to produce content for social media aimed at promoting Q-Lit programs, community news and festival events.

‘Post-binary futures’ is a research project which is part of a larger project titled ‘TRANSFORM’, led by McGill University and funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Working with the Research Team, I undertake administration, copyediting and writing tasks to support the completion of key project activities and outputs.

Meniscus is a free access literary journal published by the Australasian Association of Writing Programs (AAWP). Meniscus publishes high quality, innovative poetry, short fiction, creative essays and more.

Read the latest issue of Meniscus via their website here.

As a Sessional Academic, I teach into creative writing units in the School of Social Sciences, Media, Film and Education. Subjects include Diversity in Australian Writing, Sudden Writing, Prose Poetics and Literary Industry Practice.

AAWP is the peak academic body for Creative Writing Programs throughout Australasia. I manage and update the website, newsletter and social media, providing an up-to-date resource of information about AAWP activities and industry opportunities and news. I assist with the administration and promotion of AAWP’s suite of seven literary prizes that offer prestigious publication pathways to writers and translators at all stages of their careers.

Working as a Research Assistant for Associate Professor Max Schleser, I copyedited 7 chapters, 2 case studies and 2 NTRO reports.

Outside the System is available for pre-order via the Intellect Books website here.

This prize is interested in capturing a composite “picture” of what people are writing about. Now. We invite creative work—short-short fiction, “sudden” fiction, “sketchy” stories, creative nonfiction, poetry, as well as hybrid forms.

Learn more about this year’s prize via the AAWP website here.

In various roles across two and a half years, I was responsible for leading my team through the development and delivery of marketing strategies and activities, maintaining a strong ongoing profile and presence for Writers Victoria and building and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders and partners.

During my tenure with the organisation, I grew their Instagram audiences by 45% through organic (non-sponsored), community-driven content and increased workshop sales by 34%.

I was contracted to create social media content for CHTHONIC CHORUS, a headline exhibition presented by Incinerator Gallery in partnership with Midsumma Festival and curated by Jake Treacy.

I produced written and visual content including photographs and videos.

In Semester 1 of 2024, I taught into creative writing and marketing communications subjects in the School of Culture and Communication.

As part of a small team, we developed a mailing list from the ground up, updated the website and created social media content, keeping all of our digital channels up-to-date to publicise the first ASSF in Melbourne.

On a freelance basis, I wrote news/lifestyle articles to a brief with a swift turn around. This work included independent research, interviews and SEO integration.