Category: Contributors
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Jena Woodhouse
Born and based in Queensland, Jena Woodhouse has also experienced transcultural status, being a non-native speaker of several European languages, and having spent time in England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Germany, the Former Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Russia, Turkey, and more than a decade living and working in Greece. She is the author of twelve published books…
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Ellen Irwin
Ellen Irwin is an aspiring author of historical sagas set in the Western Isles of Scotland and the Irish Sea region. She has been writing and storytelling since she first learned to wield a pencil. A member of ACFW and Historical Novel Society’s Interview Team, she is passionate both about writing character-driven tales of redemption…
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Roseanna Smith
Roseanna is a writer originally from Sydney, who recently completed her master of writing through Swinburne University. She is a corporate lawyer by day and procrastinates writing her novel at night. In between exploring as much of Europe as her bank balance allows and butchering Italian on Duolingo, she can be found researching her Irish…
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Vanessa Perera
Vanessa Perera is a Melbourne-based writer, originally from Sri Lanka. She is in her final year of studying creative writing at Swinburne University. Her literary interests gravitate towards life writing, particularly narratives exploring themes of migration, culture, and relationships. Vanessa finds joy in crafting stories around flawed characters, infusing depth and complexity into their journeys. Her…
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A. Rogers
A. Rogers grew up in the forest and moved to the city, where her love for writing has grown and shifted. She has finished her Bachelor of Arts with a major in Creative Writing and Literature. Her work is experimental and constantly shifting, she has a penchant for magical realism and taking the arbitrary and…
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Danyel Deran
Danyel Deran thanks Other Terrain journal editor, Matt Richardson, for taking the time to edit and read his work (Thank you, Matt. You’re my superstar).
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Jane Frank
Dr Jane Frank is a Brisbane poet, editor and academic. Her debut poetry collection Ghosts Struggle to Swim was published by Calanthe Press in May 2023, and she is the author of two previous chapbooks. Her work has been widely published in journals and anthologies in both Australia and internationally including Antipodes; Westerly; Cordite; Meniscus;…
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Bek Klinko
Bek Klinko is a creative writing student at Swinburne university who loves musicals, wet weather and flowers. She is a self-taught seamstress and an avid fantasy fan.
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Bethany Lo-Han
Bethany Lo-Han is a Swinburne student currently majoring in Professional and Creative Writing. As an avid lover of all things to do with a pen, she has always wanted to become a graphic novel author. In the meantime, she spends her time writing and publishing fanfiction (don’t ask her for any links).
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Michael Tyler
Michael Tyler has been published by Takahe, Bravado, Adelaide Literary, PIF, Daily Love, Danse Macabre, Apocrypha and Abstractions, Dash, The Fictional Café, Potato Soup Journal, Fleas On The Dog, Cardinal Sins, and Mystery Tribune. Michael writes from a shack overlooking the ocean just south of the edge of the world. He has been published in…
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Damen O’Brien
Damen is a multi-award-winning Queensland Poet. Damen’s prizes include The Moth Poetry Prize, the Peter Porter Poetry Prize (joint winner), the Newcastle Poetry Prize, the Val Vallis Award and the Magma Judge’s Prize. Damen has been published in Cordite, Overland, Antipodes, Mississippi Review, Atlanta Review and Southwords. (www.dameno.org).
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Oscar O’Neill-Pugh
Oscar O’Neill-Pugh is a Melbourne based therapist, who, after a long period of dormancy, is starting to write again. While he has since changed fields, Oscar completed a Bachelor of Professional Writing and Communication at Swinburne and previously contributed to Other Terrain and Backstory as a poetry editor. With new and revised work on the…
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Jaime Screen
Jaime is a young writer from Melbourne. After being sucked into fairytales and faraway lands as a child, she never learnt how to leave. She now spends her time writing about all the magical worlds that live in her head. After completing her degree in Professional and Creative writing and Psychological sciences, she hopes to…
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Imogen Lenore Williams
After initially refusing to learn to read, Imogen Lenore Williams decided to pursue creative writing. Imogen is studying Creative Writing and Marketing at Swinburne University. In 2018, she won the Senior Secondary School Short Story category of the My Brother Jack Awards with her piece Pensioner Purgatory, and in 2022, achieved Highly Commended in the Swinburne Sudden Writing Competition for…
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Sam M Johnston
Sam M Johnston is a Melbourne based writer and audio engineer. He’s currently studying a Bachelor of Media and Communications majoring in Writing and Advertising. He enjoys writing sci-fi and horror stories that involve otherworldly intervention, with some emotionally focused character drama on the side. He’s had multiple works published in Swinburne University’s Swine and…
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Keren Heenan
Keren Heenan is a Melbourne writer and Arts teacher. She has won a number of Australian short story awards, including the Alan Marshall, Southern Cross, and Hal Porter awards. She placed 2nd in the Fish prize and was a winner of the Griffith Review Novella Project 2019. She has been published in Australian journals and…
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Jilliean Sioson
Film & TV graduate with a Master of Writing. First-generation Filipino immigrant passionate about storytelling, producing, and film theory/criticism. Takes the Shrek franchise and East-Asian dramas very seriously.
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Stacey O’Carroll
Stacey is a Master of Writing student at Swinburne University. She holds a BA (Internet Communications) and an Advanced Diploma in Film & Television Production. She lives surrounded by shelves of books and movies on the NSW coast and will often include the sea in her writing. Since childhood, she has loved captivating an audience…
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Shannon Blake
Shannon Blake was born in Leicester, England and now lives in Melbourne, Australia with one human, two cats and almost enough books. She is currently studying criminology and writes about history and folklore.
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Srinjay Chakravarti
Srinjay Chakravarti is a writer and editor based in Salt Lake City, Calcutta, India. His creative writing has appeared in over 150 publications in 30-odd countries. He has won the Salt Literary Award and first prize ($7,500) in the Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Memorial Poetry Competition 2007–08. Website: www.srinjaychakravarti.com.