In the Zoom Q&A one of the questions raised was about diversity in criticism, with the fact that it& #39;s & #39;mostly men& #39;. This isn& #39;t untrue, but with that in mind, I want to highlight some great writers in Australia and encourage you to drop some names below too.
Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

One of the finest voices on film in Australia right now. Downright essential reading and well worth engaging with.

https://www.thebluelenses.com/ 

Follow">https://www.thebluelenses.com/">... here: @suspirialex
Ashley Teresa

Ash is an eager, energetic voice in film discussion in Australia. Always on the ball with film discussions and always engaging. A real joy to read.

See her work here: https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/about/Ashley 

Follow">https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/about/Ash... here: @ashmatxx
Maria Lewis

Every review is delivered with a smile and an inviting presence, making Maria& #39;s work a joy to read, and an even better podcaster to listen to.

Read here: https://www.marialewis.com.au/ 

Follow">https://www.marialewis.com.au/">... here: @moviemazz
Simone Grogan

It& #39;s been a great joy to be able to host Simone& #39;s writing on The Curb, and I know that this is just the start of her major writing journey. Always essential reading.

Here: http://thecurb.com.au/author/simone-grogan/

Follow:">https://thecurb.com.au/author/si... @grogan_simone
I want to add - yes, criticism is still predominantly male, but look for critics, search out different voices and you& #39;ll find them.
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