Reclaiming Indigeneity in the Modern Colony

Tylissa Elisara

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Scared of Children

Courtney Jaye

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Entering the Publishing World in a Culturally Safe Space

Jasmin McGaughey

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Why Are Writers Festivals Unsafe for Mob?

Maya Hodge

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How Speculative Fiction Helped Me Own My Story

Edoardo Crismani

Country Rules Everything Around Me

Neil Morris

Smart For An Aboriginal

Courtney Jaye

Announcing KYD’s 2022 First Nations Editors-in-Residence

Kill Your Darlings

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Why I Won’t Make Blak Deaths Palatable

Tabitha Lean

An aerial photo of Erub Island in the Torres Strait, with a plane wing in the corner of the image, sand visible through the water in the foreground and the island in the mid-distance

Making Space for Torres Strait Islander Expression

Rhianna Patrick

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Negative Reviews, Positive Vibes and Being a Forever Reader

Declan Fry

Why Culturally Aware Reviews Matter

Lisa Fuller

Australia’s Double Standard on Statues and Sacred Sites

Patrick Mercer

Water is Life and Life is Finite

Natalie Cromb

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