First published in 2007, the University of Sydney Anthology is an annual publication that showcases the creative works of staff, students and alumni of the University of Sydney. It is a yearly project run by students of the postgraduate publishing degree. Each anthology features a foreword written by a renowned literary figure, who in the past included Ceridwen Dovey, Kate Forsyth, PM Newton, Mark Tredinnick, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, Prof. Larissa Behrendt and Diana Reid among others. It is a great opportunity to get published and contribute to a discussion and creative exploration of important issues of our times.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact the Anthology team at anthology@sydney.edu.au or via our Facebook page.
Submission Guidelines
Fiction:
Fiction pieces are to be a maximum length of 5000 words.
They can be within any genre as long as they contain a reference in any way to the given theme.
Non-fiction:
Non-fiction pieces are to be a maximum length of 5000 words. They can be any form of writing: travel, essay, diary, etc. as long as they contain a reference to the given theme.
Poetry:
Each author may submit a maximum of five poems.
They can be in whatever genre or style as long as they contain a reference to the given theme.