I’m currently the editor of quarterly film and media magazine Metro and, as of September 2017, the editor-in-chief of sexuality and gender magazine Archer’s biannual print arm. I’m also the consulting editor for Liminal magazine, subeditor of Screen Education magazine and editorial consultant for Ascension magazine.

Before that, I edited the anthology Award Winning Australian Writing (2009–2013) and was an in-house editor for independent publisher Melbourne Books (2010–2013), where I was responsible for an array of nonfiction titles. Through a contractual arrangement with the company, I also worked for RMIT University’s School of Architecture and Design, particularly on its annual journal Kerb. 

​In addition, I was a nonfiction editor (2008–2012) and then the deputy editor (2012–2013) of the literary magazine Voiceworks, the editor of arts and culture magazine Fragmented (2011–2012), and a member of Writers Victoria’s editorial committee (2013–2016).

I specialise in nonfiction of all sorts (creative nonfiction, memoir, research) and lengths (book-length or long-form essay), but I'm equally comfortable working with poetry and short fiction. I'm proficient in all stages of editorial—from developmental and structural editing, to copyediting and proofreading—and have experience in overseeing production, design/layout and typography.
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‘LGBTQIA+ in Australia’ , ​​The Channel, 2017