People
Voiceworks Editor
Joel Keith (23) is a writer, editor and musician living on unceded Wurundjeri land. Their work has appeared in Overland, Island, Cordite, the Suburban Review and Best of Australian Poems. She placed third in the 2024 Judith Wright Poetry Prize. Henry James: “She’s nobody; she’s the dreariest of frumps; she’s perfectly third-rate.”
Voiceworks Designer
Alex Stevenson is a multidisciplinary designer with seven years of experience working across digital, print, content, and product. She has collaborated with cultural institutions, scientific researchers, music festivals and more, to craft rich narratives and experiences through design. In 2020, she founded Soft Stir, an independent arts publication, to platform the critical, reflective, and experimental work of diverse, emerging Australian creatives.
Voiceworks Online Editor
Aries M. Gacutan (23) is a poet and digital creator working on the traditional lands of the Woiwurrung and Boonwurrung people of the Kulin nation. They also do a bunch of other artsy things for money. They often write about space/place, migrant identity and digital ephemerality. In 2024, they were a recipient of the Emerging Poets Residency in 2024 with Red Room Poetry, and currently facilitate Toolkits: Digital Storytelling with Express Media. Read about their dastardly poetic escapades at thearieszone.neocities.org.
Editorial Committee
Miranda is a writer and educator born in Naarm/Melbourne, now based in Bundjalung country/Northern NSW. She holds a Bachelor of Creative Writing from RMIT and interned with the Stella Prize from 2024 to 2025. Her work appears in The Big Issue, Baby Teeth Journal, and Grattan Street Press’s 2025 anthology, Stranger Weather. Her writing sits with isolation, connection, and the things left unsaid.
Viv Baker (23) is a writer and editor living and working on the unceded sovereign lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. Frequently spotted in the ocean/at the dyke bar/folding laundry.
Erin Coull (20) studies Media and Writing on unceded Palawa land, having escaped from Law and Economics degrees. She writes and edits for Togatus and WhyNot, shortlists for Write the World and edits poetry for Voiceworks. Find her making zines, wandering op shops, and sketching people on the bus.
Maya Crombie (19) is a zinester and fiction writer studying Creative Writing and German at the University of Melbourne. On Instagram @plastikcrystal.
Eartha Davis (20, she/her) is a woman of Ngāpuhi and Celtic heritage living on Wurundjeri land. She is the winner of the AAWP/Express Media Sudden Writing Prize and a 2025 Varuna Residency Fellow. Her debut poetry collection, màthair beinn, was published by Vagabond Press.
Neha de Alwis is a Sri Lankan writer/artist who lives and works and plays on unceded Wurundjeri land. Their work has been published in Cordite, Ricepaper Magazine, Kill Your Darlings and more. They hate writing and love bunny rabbits.
Selina Decarlo (18) is an artist, writer, and editor. She is the winner of the 2023 BR4R Seeking Asylum Poetry Prize, the 2025 Little Stories, Big Ideas Competition, was featured in the No Tokens Journal Issue #11 as editor’s choice, was a Top 20 Finalist for the 2026 RUSSH Literary Showcase, and more.
@selinarosed.
Isabel Greenslade (23) writes, paints and studies on unceded Wurundjeri country. Her work has appeared/is forthcoming in Island, Pure Slush and Voiceworks, and in 2024 she won the Boroondara Literary Awards open short story prize. Often seen wearing stripes and eating hot cross buns year-round.
Finnley Greet (23, any pronouns) is an editor, author, musician, and general creative living and working on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country. They have a passion for multimedia and experimentation, and believe that if something is worth doing, it's worth doing weirdly. He is a disabled anarchist with a disposition for dramatics. Some of their experience includes being the editor of CAMP Magazine in 2024, and being part of Toolkits: Digital Storytelling in 2025. When not working, she will be found starting a new project that xe absolutely promises to finish this time.
Claudia Hunt (22) studies and writes in Canberra, on Ngunnawal and Ngambri lands. She has previously edited for Woroni and Booker Magazine, and now edits Voiceworks Online.
Sonal Kamble (22) is a writer based on unceded Dharug land. She enjoys telling stories about vegetables, dreams, and childhood.
Saanjana Kapoor (23) is a part-time writer and full-time Bollywood fanatic. Her writing has been published in Island, Cordite, The Suburban Review, Meanjin, and more.
Ledya Khamou (22) is a writer residing in Naarm. Her work has been published in Mascara Literary Review and Cordite. She is a recipient of the 2026 Next Chapter Fellowship.
Bronte Lemaire (22) is a multidisciplinary writer and theatre maker living on Wurundjeri land. She debuted her first full-length play Medusa with Four Letter Word Theatre in 2025. Her writing has also been published in Voiceworks, the Dialog, Farrago and the Blue Daisies Journal. She is currently finishing her Honours in creative writing investigating the connection between violent imagery and queer desire.
EJ Murry (21) is a writer and editor. They are a settler currently living on stolen Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. Their work has been published in the Suburban Review and Meniscus. At Voiceworks, they edit poetry.
SD Munawara (21) is a writer, reader, and lover of short stories. Her fiction has appeared in Love & Literature and Verandah, and has been shortlisted for the 2024 Neilma Sidney Prize.
Eve Tramacchi O’Keeffe (19) writes, learns, and works with plants on unceded Wurundjeri Woiwurrung country.
Seb Petroni (23) is a fiction editor for Voiceworks magazine. Editing, reading, writing, and educating in Brisbane, Queensland.
Alexander Poljansek (23) is a cartoonist and illustrator from nipaluna/Hobart. Also the editor of Ham Magazine, his work has been published in Island Magazine, Voiceworks and The Suburban Review, as well as the ongoing Horses and Rockstar Mode zine series. He can often be found pondering the work of John Cheever and the Beastie Boys.
Sharyn Sale (20) is an artist, writer, and editor living on Yugambeh country. She is a Creative Writing and Literary Studies student who enjoys vampires, comics, and long walks through the cemetery. You can find them on Instagram at @junkyard1982.
Jayden Seah (22) is a recent graduate of the University of Melbourne, having completed his Bachelor's in Creative Writing and English Literature. He typically writes experimental creative non-fiction and poetry, stemming from lived experience as a queer and trans person of colour. As an editor, he has edited digital pieces for WhyNot and Going Down Swinging. In his editing practice, he has a keen interest in uplifting youth voices, especially those of disenfranchised backgrounds.
James Stanwix (23) lives on unceded Whadjuk Noongar land. He has been published by, or is forthcoming in, places such as The Suburban Review, Meniscus, Cordite, Island and Westerly and is a poetry editor for Artery. They co-run the monthly poetry event ‘Hem’ in Walyalup and love to take photos on their M3. Two chapbooks of their poems and photos—Fore and Overlay—are forthcoming with Walleah Press in 2026.
Faye Tang (22) is a writer on Cameraygal and Gadigal land. She's wrangling a thesis on two great loves of hers: Christa Wolf and Elif Batuman, and their post-Cold War autofiction. She is also an emerging theatre critic with Sydney Dramaturgical Company.
Adela Teubner (22) is a writer, editor, and musician practising on unceded Kaurna Yerta. Her work has been published in Little White Lies, Senses of Cinema, and Polyester Zine, and she was a 2024 Toolkits: Non-Fiction participant. She can be found: watching the sunlight glisten on her local creek, listening to Big Thief, communing with the superb fairywrens, eating smoked cheddar, defending the Oxford comma, and wearing impractical vintage coats to the supermarket. Find her on Instagram a little too often at @adelateubner.
Stella Theocharides (24) is a writer, cartoonist and farmer. Their work has been published in Meanjin and The Suburban Review. They were a 2024 Hot Desk Fellow, they edit for Going Down Swinging, and they’ve been editing poetry & comics for Voiceworks since 2021! See pictures of their vegetables on Instagram, @stheocharides_.
Eina Nicole Tubadeza (22) is a comic writer, editor and chronic cat lover living in southeastern Melbourne. You can find comics and art of her silly little creatures on Instagram at @bananeina.