EWF X Sinister Wisdom: Body of Land

Pelaya Arapakis is a cultural worker, musician and writer based in Naarm.

Bridget Ying Harilaou is a mixed-race, agender freelance writer living on Wurundjeri land. They write extensively about politics and race. You can find more of their work in Archer Magazine Issue #17, The Age and SBS Voices or on Instagram @bridget.ying

Courtney Jaye is a writer of Ngarrindjeri and Malaysian descent. She grew up all around Australia and is currently living on Kaurna country. She had her first memoir published in Roots: Home Is Where The Heart Is, placed in the Top 30 for the SBS Emerging Writers Competition 2020, was one of the 2024 recipient of the InReview x ArtsSA First Nations arts writing mentorship and has written for Kill Your Darlings and InReview.

Phoebe Lupton is an Anglo-Celtic/Sinhalese writer, arts worker and access consultant, based in Canberra/Ngunnawal and Ngambri lands.

Darla Tejada is a long time reader and emerging writer based in Naarm. She is currently undertaking graduate studies in English and her favourite activities include reading obscure queer fiction and taking long aimless walks. You can read her works in publications like Archer, More than Melanin and KYD.