n-SCRIBE
n-SCRIBE is Darebin Arts’ annual literary magazine that publishes writers with a connection to the City of Darebin.
Are you a published writer from Darebin?
If you're a published writer from the City of Darebin, take a look at n-SCRIBE!
n-SCRIBE is Darebin Arts’ annual literary magazine. We publish fiction, non-fiction, poetry, short stories, journalistic pieces, creative non-fiction, memoirs and images.
The latest digital publication of n-SCRIBE, co-edited by Maddee Clark and Jinghua Qian, is now live.
Get your digital copy of n-Scribe 2022.
The print publication is available for pick up as of February 2022 at the following outlets:
- Darebin libraries
- Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre
- Local cafes
- Bookshops
- Community hubs
Selection process and working group
Works in the 2020 edition were selected for publication by the n-SCRIBE working group using a blind submission process. This means the working group received no names or personal information about the writers and evaluated each work on its merits alone.
The n-SCRIBE working group is made up of local writers, editors and publishers, supported by industry expert Managing Editor, Bridget Caldwell-Bright.
Bridget Caldwell-Bright is a Jingili and Mudburra women, and a writer and freelance editor based in Melbourne. Bridget has worked for Hardie Grant Books, Mascara Literary Review and The Lifted Brow.
She was also co-editor for Archer Magazines first nations edition and managing editor for Blak Brow, a black women’s collective edition of The Lifted Brow.
Content warning:
Some of the works published contain adult themes and language. This work may cause distress or concern for readers.
If you need to talk to someone, support is available.
Lifeline: 13 11 14 – 24/7 confidential telephone crisis support.
1800Respect: 1800 737 732 – 24/7 confidential information, counselling and support service
Watch publishers read their works in n-SCRIBE 2020
- Watch Becki Bouchier read her work, Jogging at night (see below)
- Watch Nicholas Ling read his work, The Treadmill + A Haiku for ma (see below)
- Watch Jes Layton read his work The Muay thai 'grunt' (see below)
Click on the covers below to read past issues of n-SCRIBE magazine.
More Information
For more information about n-SCRIBE magazine, contact:
Darebin arts writing projects