Sharleigh Crittenden is a Wiradjuri writer and mother living and writing on Wangal Country. Her poetry, short fiction and memoir has been published in Australian and international journals, including Going Down Swinging, Portside Review and Thread Lit Mag, and others. Her writing has been recognised in shortlists and prizes, including the inaugural First Nations Storytelling Prize (2023), the Short But Deadly Flash Prize (2024) and the Nakata Brophy Poetry Prize (2024).
Selected work
The un-doing
Island Magazine , 2025
FictionFlashLiterary
River Fish
The West Australian, 2023
FictionShort StoryLiterary
The Lake
Aniko Press, 2023
FictionMicroLiterary
Holding Every Colour
Portside Review, 2024
NonfictionMicroLiterary
Gift Receipt
Thread, 2024
Poetry
Lesson #47 'How to Burn'
Going Down Swinging, 2024
FictionShort Story
