Heidi Beckedorf

ARE YOU LONELY TONIGHT? I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY. ✶ ARE YOU LONELY TONIGHT? I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY. ✶ ARE YOU LONELY TONIGHT? I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY. ✶

Madeleine Dunn

Gabriella Sedgwick

Gabriella Sedgwick harbours a passion for uncovering new and beautiful stories. As a devoted fan of fiction and analogue media, her fascination with the Australian media landscape shapes both her academic journey and daily life. When not immersed in her Master of Writing and Publishing at RMIT, she can often be found exploring new bookstores throughout Naarm/Melbourne.

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Phoebe Smallwood

Phoebe Smallwood is a bookseller and aspiring editor from Lutruwita/Tasmania. She recently moved to Naarm/Melbourne to pursue postgraduate studies in writing and publishing. She has edited for Verandah Journal and Sprig Magazine. When she isn’t working or studying, she can likely be found working on one of her many half-finished short stories or teaching herself a new grandma hobby.

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Alicia works across print and screen, with a specific interest in magical realism. In her work as a writer/director, Alicia has been shortlisted for Australia Independent Film Festival and was a finalist in the Sony AACTA: Focus Pitch for The Long F*cking Road, backed by WeirdAnderson Films. Alicia completed her Bachelor’s degree in Media at COLLARTS and is currently focusing her efforts into completing her Master of Writing and Publishing in RMIT.

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Maddy’s passion lies in helping artists bring their creative vision to life. An avid comic reader from a young age, Maddy was the editor for the popular webcomic Teddy & Bear and hopes to one day establish her own graphic publishing house. In the meantime, she is currently undertaking a Master of Writing and Publishing at RMIT. 

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Angelique Yang

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Angelique Yang is a first-generation Hmong Australian communication designer and aspiring editor. She has a love for publication design, making zines and enjoys light reading like Han Kang’s oeuvre. In her work, she explores the many unique forms of storytelling to communicate personal experiences and playful stories that resonate with others through tangible artefacts.

Editorial Team

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Eryn Mayfield is fascinated by the intersection of narrative and memory and their work often focuses on cultural history, representation and public memory. They are dedicated to bridging the gap between research and public storytelling, with the ultimate goal of amplifying the hidden voices and identities that make up our collective identity.

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Shahrin is a writer, editor and producer who has developed work for The Wheeler Centre, the Australian Theatre for Young People, and Melbourne Writers’ Theatre. She has also written for 2SER, PUSH Magazine and Vertigo. She has worked as an editor on publications for The Australian Ballet, Opera Australia and Disney. Currently, she is hyperfixated on crochet and getting her nails done.


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Alicia Sutcliffe

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Heidi is an editor-in-training, an aspiring novel writer and a lover of all things Tolkien (except the movies). Her favourite genre is fantasy; the more mythical creatures in it the better. Currently, she is interning at Bowen Street Press through RMIT and writing a fantasy duology in her own time. 

Eryn E. Mayfield

Shahrin Shamim