Brooke Davis grew up in Bellbrae, Victoria, and attempted to write her first novel when she was ten years old. It was a genre-busting foray into the inner-workings of a teenage girl’s mind, titled Summer Sadness. Fortunately, it remains unfinished, as she quickly realised she didn’t know the first thing about sadness, or being a teenager. Lost and Found is her first proper novel.

Paul Dalla Rosa is a writer based in Melbourne. He has BA (Hons) in Creative Writing from the University of Melbourne. He was a 2016 Next Wave writer-in-residence and his fiction and non-fiction have appeared in the Lifted Brow, Voiceworks and Hello Mr. He is currently at work on his short story collection, We Are Never Who We Were Meant To Be.

Clare Atkins has worked as a scriptwriter for many successful television series including All Saints, Home and Away, Winners and Losers and Wonderland. Nona and Me is her first book, which she wrote while living in Arnhem Land.

Nic Low is an author and artist of Ngai Tahu and European descent. Born in Christchurch, he now divides his time between Melbourne and a bush retreat near Castlemaine. Arms Race, published by Text in August 2014, is his debut collection of short stories.