Brigid Magner

Brigid Magner is Associate Professor in Literary Studies and co-director of the non/fictionLab at RMIT University. Her monograph Locating Australian Literary Memory was published by Anthem Press in 2020. 

All essays by Brigid Magner

The Collective Essay: Linda DaleyBrigid Magneron audiobooks

Streaming Together: Audiobooks as shared reading 

This essay is in conversation with ‘A Third Space: Giving voice to works in progress’ by Romy Ash and Rose…
Jul. 2023 • • •
The Collective Essay: Stayci TaylorOliver ShawFrancesca Rendle-ShortPeta MurrayKim MunroBrigid MagnerAmes HawkinsMelody Ellison the ecstasy of 'togetherness itself'

Collaborative effervescence through communitas  

Bringing together three creative collaborations, an ensemble of writers and researchers orchestrate the ecstasy of ‘togetherness itself’.
Jun. 2023 • •
Powerful and Moving Essay: Brigid Magneron trans-Tasman literary connections

A Glassy Sort of Rainbow

Just as certain weather conditions must be present for a rainbow to be visible, so the environment has to be right for literary titles from Aotearoa to be seen and noticed in Australia.
May. 2021 • • •