Biography
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Bronwyn Lovell is an emerging poet and spoken word performer in
Melbourne, where her poetry has been featured at several local events and
festivals, as well as on community radio and television.
Bronwyn has a writing residency at the non-profit organisation Kinfolk Cafe as part of Australian Poetry Ltd’s Cafe Poets Program, and she is a workshop facilitator for the Centre for Poetics and Justice.
She has been published in national and international literary journals and anthologies, and she is also a published children’s book author.
In 2011 she travelled to the US, where she was the first Australian to compete in the Women of the World Poetry Tournament.
Her work has won prizes in local competitions, and she was shortlisted for the 2011 Montreal International Poetry Prize and the 2012 Doire Press International Poetry Competition.
Bronwyn has a Masters in Creative Writing and a Bachelor in English and Film Studies from the University of Sydney. She recently completed Honours in Cinema and Creative Writing at the University of Melbourne, where she was the recipient of the 2011 H.B. Higgins Poetry Scholarship and the Hannah Barry Memorial Award.
Besides poetry and film, her interests include storytelling, illustration and linguistics.
Bronwyn has a writing residency at the non-profit organisation Kinfolk Cafe as part of Australian Poetry Ltd’s Cafe Poets Program, and she is a workshop facilitator for the Centre for Poetics and Justice.
She has been published in national and international literary journals and anthologies, and she is also a published children’s book author.
In 2011 she travelled to the US, where she was the first Australian to compete in the Women of the World Poetry Tournament.
Her work has won prizes in local competitions, and she was shortlisted for the 2011 Montreal International Poetry Prize and the 2012 Doire Press International Poetry Competition.
Bronwyn has a Masters in Creative Writing and a Bachelor in English and Film Studies from the University of Sydney. She recently completed Honours in Cinema and Creative Writing at the University of Melbourne, where she was the recipient of the 2011 H.B. Higgins Poetry Scholarship and the Hannah Barry Memorial Award.
Besides poetry and film, her interests include storytelling, illustration and linguistics.
