List of contributors:
Randa Abdel-Fattah Michael Mohammed Ahmad Tanveer Ahmed Ali
Alizadeh Amal Awad Tasneem Chopra Arwa El Masri Hazem El Masri
Bianca Elmir Sabrina Houssami Alyena Mohummadally Irfan Yusuf
Amra Pajalic is a Melbourne-based author of Bosnian background. Her
memoir Things Nobody Knows but Me will be published by Transit
Lounge in May 2019. Memoir extracts have been published in Meet Me
at the Intersection (Fremantle Press, 2018) and Rebellious
Daughters (Venture Press, 2016). Her debut novel, The Good Daughter
(Text Publishing, 2009), won the 2009 Melbourne Prize for
Literature's Civic Choice Award, and she is also the author of a
novel for children, Amir: Friend on Loan (Garratt Publishing,
2014). She works as a high school teacher and is completing a PhD
in Creative Writing at La Trobe University. Her website is
www.amrapajalic.com.
Demet Divaroren was born in Adana, Turkey, and migrated to
Australia with her family when she was six months old. She is the
author of Living on Hope Street, which won a 2018 Victorian
Premier's Literary Award and was shortlisted for a 2018 Prime
Minister's Literary Award. Her writing has appeared in Griffith
Review, The Age Epicure, The Big Issue, Island Magazine, From the
Outer and Best Summer Stories. Demet appears as a panellist, guest
speaker and workshop leader at literary festivals, universities and
schools across Melbourne and teaches creative writing at Victoria
Polytechnic. Her website is www.demetdivaroren.com.
Amra and Demet are co-authors of the book What a Muslim Woman Looks
Like, a government-funded publication.
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