Where We Belong
SUBMISSIONS TO THE 2024 USYD ANTHOLOGY ARE NOW OPEN! Writers of USYD, we’re excited to announce the call for submissions...
Q&A with ‘Of Course I Have Known Pain!’ author Zoe Morris
Zoe Morris is a poet from Sydney, Australia, on Gadigal land. She is currently in her final year of Arts and...
Q&A with ‘The Waterbearer’ author Holly Ford
About to enter her final year in USYD’s Master of Publishing degree, Holly Ford has had a life-long love for...
Q&A with ‘Losing the Blue Lotus: A New Year’ author Janika Fernando
Janika Fernando, a talented young writer in Sydney, originally from Brisbane, Australia, drew inspiration from her vibrant Sri Lankan heritage...
Book Recs from the Editors
As you’d expect, the editors of the USYD Anthology 2023 are avid readers, consuming books at a wild pace. But...
Q&A with ‘Seashells on Sand’ author Eeshita
Our editors are hard at work copyediting the stories and poems that have been selected for the USYD 2023 Anthology....
After the Last Page
Every end is the beginning of a new story. Anyone who’s ever packed their life into a suitcase then packed...
The End Draws Near
There are just four days left until the deadline for submissions to the 2023 USYD Anthology. We’ve received so many...
Further Inspiration
Are you still looking for inspiration for this year’s USYD Anthology? Struggling to think of a story related to our...
The plot twist – submission deadline extended!
Also known as the surprise ending, the plot twist can either be the most frustrating or exciting literary device out...
