Jenny Hedley is a neurodiverse writer, PhD student and Writeability mentor whose work appears in Admissions: Voices in Mental Health, Archer Magazine, Cordite, Diagram, Overland, The Suburban Review, TEXT, Verity La, Westerly and Verge. Her narrative nonfiction placed runner-up in the Lord Mayor’s Creative Writing Awards. She is writing an autotheoretical book, My Archive Fever, which is supported by Creative Victoria. She lives on unceded Boon Wurrung land with her son.
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