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About the editors

Lian Low, Peril’s  prose editor, is a Melbourne based writer and performing artist.  She was also previously employed at ArtsHub.

Hoa Pham, Peril’s founding editor and editoral adviser, is an award-winning author.  Her novels include Vixen and Quicksilver.  Hoa’s play, Silence, was performed at La Mama in 2009-10 and is on the VCE list for 2010.  Hoa is studying for her DCA in creative writing at the University of Western Sydney. Visit her at www.hoapham.net

Tseen Khoo, Peril editorial advisor, is a Monash University Research Fellow in the School of Political and Social Inquiry. She researches Asian Australian cultural production and politics and multicultural/race issues. Tseen runs the asian-australian academic announcements list and the asian-australian_discuss chat-group. To find out more about her, visit her here.

Olivia Khoo, is the Peril editorial adviser while Tseen is on maternity leave.

Owen Leong, Peril visual arts editor, is a contemporary artist living and working in Melbourne with a Master of Fine Arts from the College of Fine Arts, University of NSW. His art explores liminality, abjection and transformation. He has exhibited widely in Australia and internationally including Chicago, Beijing, Berlin, Hong Kong, London, Shanghai and Singapore. Visit him at www.owenleong.com

Miriam Wei Wei Lo, Peril poetry editor, has had poetry included in many recent Australian anthologies.  She is a past winner of the WA Premier’s Prize and some of her work is soon to feature on the WA high school syllabus.  She is working (very slowly) on her next book and is trying not to count down the days till her youngest child goes to school.  Miriam keeps her mind sharp by editing her husband’s sermons and by watching Q&A (the only TV show worth staying up late for).  She lives in Margaret River, Western Australia.

Alister Air is the Peril website editor.

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