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Lian Low

Authors / Journalist


Editor-at-Large with Peril, previously Editor-in-Chief (2010-2014) and Prose Editor (2009-2014). Lian has worked with ArtsHub, copyediting and coordinating their online jobs content. She also worked as a journalist for ArtsHub Australia and ArtsHub UK. Her writing is published in When Our Children Come Out (ed Maria Pallota-Chiarolli), Growing Up Asian in Australia (ed Alice Pung), and queer street publications like bnews and MCV. She was a festival artist with the Melaka Art and Performance Festival in 2013, and will be returning as a festival artist in 2014 for a collaborative project with Malaysian based spoken word artists and dancers. Follow her on Twitter, @Lian__Low.


Media Writing(s)


Melbourne Writers Festival inaugural Asia-Pacific Writers Forum: Part 3, on A. Fuadi, published in Peril (Oct 05, 2014)
Melbourne Writers Festival’s inaugural Asia-Pacific Writers Forum: Part 1, on A. FuadiLily Yulianti Farid, published in Peril (Sep 21, 2014)

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