Emma Ashmere
Emma Ashmere has a PhD in English from La Trobe University investigating the use of history in fiction, and an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Adelaide. Her short stories have appeared in Etchings 9, Sleepers Almanac no. 6, Griffith Review 28, The Age and the University of Canberra’s Monitor. She lives in northern New South Wales.
Recent Issues
September 2017
Philip Jones discusses the Bruce Chatwin phenomenon in 'Beyond Songlines'
Peter Rose on the same-sex marriage debate
John Rickard on Judith Brett's long awaited biography of Alfred Deakin
August 2017
The three shortlisted stories in this year’s Jolley Prize
Darius Sepehri’s Calibre Prize essay ‘To Speak of Sorrow’
Tom Griffiths reviews a new book on the climate catastrophe
Bernadette Brennan on Sarah Sentilles’s hymn for the victims of war
