CraigieCathy CraigieCathy is a Gamilaroi and Anaiwan woman. She grew up in Moree, New South Wales, before moving to the city for school. Cathy has extensive experience in Aboriginal arts and culture, and has been instrumental in setting up organisations and projects to support Aboriginal artists. She has been writing for many years.Caitlin SmithCaitlin is a Bunjima woman. She was born in Wickham and grew up in Roebourne, on the Pilbara coast of Western Australia. Caitlin is currently living in Perth while studying geology at the University of Western Australia. Caitlin has always been a creative writer. Ever since she learnt to write at school, she has been creating stories—even winning a school award for a story she wrote in Year 3. Charmaine Papertalk-GreenCharmaine was born in Western Australia. Her mother is of the Wajarri and Amangu people and her father of the Badimaya people. Charmaine is a researcher and educator at the Combined Universities Centre for Rural Health in Geraldton. Charmaine’s book of poetry, Just Like That, was published in 2007.Dylan ColemanDylan is a Kokatha (Gugada) Aboriginal–Greek woman from the far west of South Australia. She works across a range of areas in Aboriginal education, health, land rights and the arts, with a focus on community engagement and social justice. Dylan has a PhD in creative writing from the University of Adelaide, where she lectures in Indigenous health. Her first novel, Mazin Grace, won the David Unaipon Award in 2011. Read More Read Less