Publications:
The Deck of Crystals | Smith Street Books | 50 cards | ISBN 9781922417817 | February 2022
Frida A to Z | Smith Street Books | 56 pages | ISBN 9781925811476 | April 2020
The Stranger Things Field Guide | Smith Street Books | 136 pages | ISBN 9781925418880 | December 2018
The Book of Barb | Smith Street Books | 96 pages | ISBN 9781925418477 | July 2017
By topic:
Art & Design
Hiding in plain sight: the modernist artists who shaped Melbourne for The Age
Inside the magical, maximalist world of Luke Edward Hall for Vogue Living Australia
Ellie Kammer on Pain, Feminism and Turning Suffering into Art for Oyster
Modern Blonde: Petra Cortright for Oyster
Meet The Artist: Miso, aka Stanislava Pinchuk for Oyster
Books
Review: The Bear by Andrew Krivak for The Australian
In The Haunting of Hill House, Clothes Make (and Ruin) the Women for Garage Magazine
Ruby Tandoh on Eat Up! for Australian Gourmet Traveller, July 2018
Review: Transcription by Kate Atkinson for The Australian
Review: The Odyssey by Homer, translated by Emily Wilson for The Australian
Review: Such Small Hands by Andres Barba for The Australian
We Talk To The Creators Of Welcome To Night Vale, The Best/Weirdest Podcast On The Internet RN for Oyster
Environment
The Climate Crisis: Why Individual Responsibility Still Matters for Matters Journal, February 2020
Fashion
Why restaurant merchandise is the new band t-shirt for Australian Gourmet Traveller, October 2019
Lonely Lingerie for JONES issue 8, Winter 2018
John Macarthur for Purl Harbour for Oyster #108: The Origins Issue
Popular Culture
‘It’s been a good life’: No regrets for Alan Cumming for The Age/Sydney Morning Herald
Review: Slava’s Snowshow for The Age
Sun, songs and sizzling woks: The things that say Australian summer for Spectrum (The Age/Sydney Morning Herald)
Introducing Angourie Rice for JONES issue 9
Witches in Suburbia: On Marie Schuller’s Short Film Three Women Arrive for Oyster
Mia Wasikowska on Alice, Alan Rickman & Life Outside Of Acting for Oyster
Breaking Bad‘s RJ Mitte On Why Disability Is A Source Of Power for Oyster
Food
Review: Canberra’s Corella is all polish, minus the pretence for Australian Gourmet Traveller, July 2021
Tiny but mighty: the pocket-sized restaurants doing big things for Australian Gourmet Traveller, January 2021
How the 2000 Olympic Games shaped Sydney restaurant history for Australian Gourmet Traveller, May 2020
Tin Can Magic is the ultimate isolation cookbook for The Age/SMH Good Food
The Melbourne bakery that pipes fresh cannoli to order for Australian Gourmet Traveller, May 2019
The return of the crumpet for The Age/SMH Good Food
In the Family: Parwana Afghan Kitchen for Australian Gourmet Traveller, July 2018
Honest to Goodness for Australian Gourmet Traveller, March 2018
Music
Review: Catharsis and revelation as Nick Cave enraptures Hanging Rock for The Age
Nigel Westlake and Lior on creating something beautiful from a place of profound grief for The Age
Henry Rollins Talks Trump, Trans Rights & Sydney’s Lock-Out Laws for Oyster
Rainbow Chan Perfects Dance Anthems Of The Asian Persuasion On Her New Album Spacings for Oyster
Meet The Music Wiz Who Soundtracked The Virgin Suicides, Lost In Translation, & NBC’s Hannibal for Oyster
Narrative non-fiction
Kraków in nine meals for Melbourne City of Literature
So You Want to be a Hero? for New Rules
In Isolation with Nadia Bailey for Dining in Place
Tributary for The Lifted Brow #39
‘Pas de Quartre’ in Balancing Acts: Women in Sport | Brow Books | ISBN 9781925704020 | May 2018
The End of the Road for Neighbourhood Paper
66FF66 for Websafe2k16
Opinion
Forget Thor and Spider-Man, this is what a modern superhero looks like for The Age
With respect, there’s room for Barty and ballerinas for The Sydney Morning Herald
Technology
The Complicated Promise of Digital Minimalism for Matters Journal, January 2020
Travel
Forever New: Lake Como for Virgin Voyeur, April 2019