The idea of the writer as a unique, solitary creature is being challenged by a series of exciting collaborative experiments. We explore Wiki-novels co-written by hundreds of authors, collective comics and other projects which incorporate multiple narratives and egos. Film crews can do it - can writers?

Admit2 Edited by Natalija Grgorinic & Ognjen Raden, Admit Two is an online magazine, anthology, archive, dialogue, channel of communication, bits and pieces – all of collaborative creation. www.admit2.net >> Also featuring in...	Andrew Slattery Andrew Slattery’s poems appear in Meanjin, Quadrant, The Weekend Australian, Poetry Salzburg Review and Black Ink’s Best Australian Poems. He has won the Henry Kendall Poetry Award and the Roland Robinson Literary Award for Poetry. >> Also featuring in...	Gabrielle Carey Gabrielle Carey is the co-author of cult coming-of-age novel Puberty Blues (1979). Her most recent book is a memoir, So Many Selves. >> Also featuring in...
Hayden Fryer Hayden Fryer is the creator of the underground Australian comic series Billy: Demon Slayer and the online FORCES. He co-created the infamous series of shorts called Nothing Serious. www.siberianproductions.com >> Also featuring in...	Johannes Klabbers Johannes Klabbers has maintained an online presence since the mid-nineties and is currently exploring the potential of the wiki as an online writing tool with Anna Poletti. http://joh.net/nywf07 >> Also featuring in...	Judith Beveridge Judith Beveridge has published three books of poetry all of which have won major prizes: The Domesticity of Giraffes (Black Lighting Press 1987); Accidental Grace, (UQP, 1996) and Wolf Notes (Giramondo Publishing, 2003). She is the poetry editor of Meanjin. In 2005 she was awarded the Philip Hodgins Memorial Medal for excellence in literature. She currently teaches poetry at post-graduate level at the University of Sydney and at post-graduate and undergraduate level at the University of Newcastle. She has edited UQP’s The Best Australian Poetry 2006 as well as co-edited anthologies from the Newcastle Poetry Prize, Sunweight (2005) and The Honey Fills the Cone (2006). >> Also featuring in...