About
Talent Implied: New Writing from Griffith is an annual publication showcasing emerging writing talent at Griffith University. Featuring a diverse collection of literary works, including fiction, non-fiction and poetry the collection celebrates the creativity and diversity of new voices in the literary world. All editions available here in various digital formats for your reading pleasure.
The Creator of Talent Implied
Associate Professor Sally Breen
Associate Professor at Griffith University Sally Breen is an Australian writer, editor and academic. She is the author of The Casuals (2011) winner of the Harper Collins Varuna Manuscript Award and Atomic City (2013) shortlisted for the QLD Literary Awards People's Choice Book of the Year 2014. In 2021 she was one of six writers who contributed to Lines to the Horizon – Australian Surf Writing with Fremantle Press. Her short form creative and non-fiction work has been published widely including features in Overland, Griffith Review, Best Australian Stories, Asia Literary Review, Meniscus, Meanjin, TEXT, Review of Australian Fiction, The Guardian UK, Sydney Review of Books, The Age and The Australian.
Sally is a regular contributor to The Conversation and is Executive Director of Asia Pacific Writers and Translators apwriters.org
Samples and links to her work can be viewed at https://www.sallybreen.com.au

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Project Director
Dr Indyana Horobin
Dr Indyana Horobin is a Gold Coast based award-winning writer, artist, and academic. He has been featured in such publications as TEXT, Journals of Love and Literature, SWAMP Writing, and Talent Implied. He is the creator of the Talent Implied website and continues to publish across fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.