Angela Edward

Writer of fractured nonfiction and the quiet violence of memory

Angela Edward is a Sydney-based writer whose work lives in the quiet fractures.

The places where memory snarls, softens, and refuses to let go.

Born in Beijing and raised in Auckland, she writes from the fault lines of migration and reinvention, tracing how a life breaks and remakes itself across cities. Her work moves between Sydney and New York, following the versions of ourselves we leave behind and the ones that keep following us anyway.

Her writing has been accepted by Gone Lawn (forthcoming, March 2026) and Flash Frontier, with additional pieces currently under consideration at international journals.

She is developing a collection drawn from her ongoing project Notes from My iPhone. A series of fragments, essays, and late-night dispatches from the edges of leaving and returning.

She lives in Sydney with her dog, Waffles.