I’ve been published in Australian and international media. Below are some links to published work, including short stories, book reviews, web content and opinion pieces.
Fiction pieces:
Clatter tongue, short story in Borderlands NT 2020
we live on in story, in After Australia short story anthology, June 2020. Edited by Michael Mohammed Ahmad
For their Own Good Meanjin, Spring 2018
Creative Non-fiction:
Face the Music, Meanjin Summer 2020
Gatherer Centre for Stories, October 2020
13 Jetties and a Man on a Hill Meanjin, Spring 2019
Book Reviewer:
Sydney Review of Books – Too Much Lip
Books + Publishing – see online for reviews and Q&As with authors
Meanjin And Still the Birds Sing Review of: Tony Birch, The White Girl; Claire G Coleman, Terra Nullius; Ambelin and Ezekiel Kwaymullina, Catching Teller Crow; Melissa Lucashenko, Too Much Lip.
Literature and Publishing articles
Westerly
Ambelin Kwaymullina, Karen Wyld and Elfie Shiosaki – Yarningup Aboriginal Women’s Storytelling
ArtsHub
The Tyranny of Distance and an Iconic Australian Publisher
Australian writing has a blak past and future
Meanjin
And Still the Birds Sing
IndigenousX
Living in Hope Wins 22 November 2018
Remembering the Black Mist 19 September 2018
Sovereign People, Sovereign Stories: five books by First Nations writers 29 August 2018
Articles and opinion pieces:
See my Muck Rack page for a complete list
SBS/NITV Online
The fascinating life of Aboriginal opera singer Harold Blair 25 March 2019
Saving lives is more important than playing colonial dress-ups 25 January 2019
How an attack on Colebrook House has strengthened its message 14 September 2018
Lib spill may unleash unholy trinity on Indigenous Affairs 27 August 2018
Meanjin debacle: erasing Aboriginal words in order to highlight white women’s 6 June 2018
Indigenous affairs is not click-bait 20 April 2018
What are the SA election candidates’ plan of action for Aboriginal people in transitional housing? 15 March 2018
Productivity Commissioner dispute shows government does not understand the definition of Indigenous people 28 February 2018
Indigenous X
Debunking: It was hard for convicts, too 5 February 2019
Living in Hope Wins 22 November 2018
Remembering the Black Mist 19 September 2018
Sovereign People, Sovereign Stories: five books by First Nations writers 29 August 2018
Put away your ball, this is not a game 15 August 2018
Wild Women and Rebel Girls 12 July 2018
The Heroes of Gundagai 24 June 2018
If Ancestors Could Vote 13 June 2018
History Mysteries 3 June 2018
Sorry Day – What Still Needs To Be Said 26 May 2018
Aboriginal health services have been around since the 1970s and the sky still hasn’t fallen in 17 April 2018
What kind of morality do they want us to celebrate on That Day? 22 January 2018
Ongoing administrative issues afflict the Indigenous Advancement Strategy 31 August 2017
republished on Independent Australia as Not ‘Closing the Gap’: Nigel Scullion and Indigenous Funding Failure on 13 September 2017
Meanjin Online
Calling out a White Knight 13 September 2018
Calling All Settler Colonialists 15 January 2019
Junkee
Hear Our Voices, Respect Our Choices: How To Support Close The Gap Day 21 March 2019
A Tribute To…The Worst Indigenous Affairs Minister Since The Last One 29 January 2019
Guardian Australia
Many birds feature in our art and songlines… 29 November 2017
Al Jazeera – Australia’s monumental errors 8 September 2017
The Ethics Centre – Change the date? Change the nation 25 January 2019
Association of Massage Therapist – Cultural safety by massage therapist. 21 January 2018
Conference reporting
Indigenous Allied Health Australia November 2017
pre-conference article
conference report day 1
conference report day 2
conference wrap up article
Australian Indigenous Doctors Australia – September 2017
pre-conference article
conference report day 1
conference report day 2
conference wrap-up article
First Peoples Disability Network – May 2017
Preview for Living Our Way Conference
Living Our Way Conference
Press Releases and articles about my writing:
Writer in Residence for Writers SA September 2018
Inaugural recipient of the Hardcopy First Nations Scholarship May 2018
Five questions to indie author Karen Wyld for IndigenousX, 25 June 2015
Australian Spec Fic Snapshot 2014 – Karen Wyld