Philippa Yelland has worked as a writer and journalist in Australia and overseas. Her short stories have been published in journals and have won numerous awards. Yelland's writing styles include fiction, historical fiction, third-person narrative, magic realism, black humour and faction. She is a member of Writing NSW.

Yelland's journalism has been published in all major Australian dailies: The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Australian Financial Review and The Australian. Her journalism awards include a residential scholarship in Tokyo from the Australia-Japan Foundation and a photographic award from The Courier-Mail.

AWARDS

Fellowship of Australian Writers (Far North Coast Region, Macarthur Region, Manly Peninsula Region), Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts, Judah Waten National Short Story Competition, Karkarooc Short Story Competition, National Australia Bank Biennial Article Competition, University of Canberra National Short Story Competition, Warana Festival Brisbane, Writers' World.

PUBLICATIONS

Ash Magazine, Australian Writers' Journal, Heartland, Hermes University of Sydney Union, Muse, Naked Pomegranate Collected Women's Writing, New England Review, Redoubt University of Canberra, Social Alternatives, University of Central Queensland Press, Verso

ANTHOLOGIES

WILDfictions stories of love sex death, Cliff St Publishing 1997.