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Author name: Alisha Brown

Alisha Brown is a writer, editor, and musician born on Kamilaroi land with ties to Wonnarua, Yuin, and Gadigal Country. She won the 2025 Finding Beauty Poetry Prize and the 2022 Joyce Parkes Women’s Writing Prize, placed second in the 2021 Woorilla Poetry Prize, and was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She has also appeared in many SCWC anthologies and was Highly Commended for the 2024 and 2025 SCWC Poetry Prizes. You can find her work in Westerly, Griffith Review, Cordite, the Australian Poetry Anthology, and Meanjin, among others. Her website is alishabrown.com.au

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Q&A with SR Ekstein

Alisha Brown

A black and white photograph of SR Ekstein is set against a blurry, purple-tinted photo of peeled mandarins, with orange accents. SR is a white woman with straight hair. She is sitting on a couch and looking at the camera. Text reading ‘SR Ekstein #40 untrue interview’ appears to the left of SR’s image.

Our Associate Editor Alisha Brown chats to SR Ekstein, whose poem, ‘in dog years. A real story’, was published in #40: UNTRUE.

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Q&A with Georgina Maxine

Alisha Brown

A black and white photograph of Georgina Maxine is set against a purple and black backdrop, which features a grid and a starry sky. Georgina is photographed from the shoulders up. She has long straight hair with a fringe. She is smiling. ‘Georgina Maxine #38 Games interview’ is written to the right of Georgina’s image.

Our Submissions Manager Alisha Brown chats to Georgina Maxine, whose non-fiction piece, ‘All These Crossed Words’, was published in #38: GAMES.

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