Zowie Douglas-Kinghorn is a writer living in Tasmania. Her work has appeared in Meanjin, Overland, The Big Issue, Going Down Swinging, the Sydney Review of Books and others. Her essays and short stories have won the Scribe Nonfiction Prize and the Ultimo Prize for Young Writers. She is the previous editor of Voiceworks.
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Zowie Douglas-Kinghorn
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