Stephanie Powell is a poet based in Naarm / Melbourne. Her latest collection of poems is Invisible Wasp (Liquid Amber Press, 2024). Her work has been translated into Braille, Spanish and published widely. She’s the recipient of the 2024 Ada Cambridge Poetry Prize for her poem Fig.
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