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Thanks for dropping by!
My name is Adolfo Aranjuez, and I’m from Melbourne, Australia. I’m probably best known as the editor of Metro, Australia’s oldest film and media periodical, and, previously, as the editor of annual fiction/poetry anthology Award Winning Australian Writing and the deputy editor of literary magazine Voiceworks. In addition to my editing day job, I also write nonfiction and poetry, and appear at festivals and arts events, where I speak about race, queer and mental-health issues, the publishing industry and various other topics. Last year, the Melbourne Writers Festival named me as one of the city’s 30 Under 30. This year, I’ll be one of four columnists for Right Now, covering minority politics, media representation and the arts. If you’d like to be updated on the latest goings-on in my life (professional or otherwise), or to revel in my occasional rant about grammar, you can follow me on Twitter. If you’re interested in being an industry contact, find me on LinkedIn. If you’d like to watch me dance hip-hop (no, really—proper choreography), you can watch my videos on Instagram. And if you’d like to contact me directly, you can do so here. |
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