Laila Miller was born and raised in rural Alberta, Canada, with five older siblings. She has been an environmental scientist for 25 years. In her spare time, she writes short fiction about bougainvillea and sea urchins and turnips, and sometimes about people who don’t get along. She lives in Perth, Western Australia.
Nod Ghosh graduated from the Hagley Writers’ Institute in 2014, and has had work published internationally and...
Ōtautahi-born Averil Robertson is a technical writer and editor living in Naarm, Australia. Her short stories have...
Bella Sexton (she/her) grew up in Lyall Bay, close to the beach and the seagulls. More of her writing can be found in...
Nod Ghosh graduated from the Hagley Writers’ Institute in 2014, and has had work published internationally and...
Ōtautahi-born Averil Robertson is a technical writer and editor living in Naarm, Australia. Her short stories have...
Bella Sexton (she/her) grew up in Lyall Bay, close to the beach and the seagulls. More of her writing can be found in...
Stella Weston is studying Psychology and PPE at Otago University. She received a NZ Society of Authors Secondary...