Panda Wong, Author at The Suburban Review

About Panda Wong

PANDA WONG is an Associate Editor at The Suburban Review. Panda is a poet, writer and living personification of ‘I’m baby’ living in Narrm/so-called Melbourne. She has performed at Emerging Writers Festival, Digital Writers Festival, Liminal, and the Melbourne Spoken Word Prize. She writes about navigating the complex and annoying landscape of grief.

Seafoam green bordered the abstract pattern. Aqua leaves splashed across a golden background, lines of white dots flow across the pattern in different directions. Claire Collie smiles out of a rectangle backdrop of a rustic wooden wall, tinged with a moss green.

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Q&A with Claire Collie

October 12, 2020 Panda Wong

Our Associate Editor Panda Wong interviews Claire Collie about her non-fiction piece ‘Loneliness, Boredom, No Normal’ for #18 REGIONAL VOICES. […]

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Q&A with Scott Limbrick

September 27, 2020 Panda Wong

Our Associate Editor Panda Wong interviews Scott Limbrick about his fiction piece ‘Brass’ for #17 THEFT. Read the interview here. […]

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Q&A with Joanna Du

August 19, 2020 Panda Wong

Our Associate Editor Panda Wong interviews Joanna Du about her comic ‘Flattery’ for #17 THEFT. Read the interview here. […]

A photograph of poet Annelise Roberts from the shoulders up. Annelise is wearing a striped turtleneck and smiling. This photo is superimposed on a background featuring a phone screen in landscape orientation. The phone screen is set to a camera app which is displaying a grey fuzzy texture on a black background. The top of the screen reads ‘THE SUBURBAN REVIEW ISSUE #17 THEFT.’

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Q&A with Annelise Roberts

June 17, 2020 Panda Wong

Our Associate Editor Panda Wong interviews poet Annelise Roberts featured in #17: THEFT. Read the interview here. […]

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