Anne Chittleborough, a librarian by profession, is based at Flinders University, South Australia, and works for a national database of Australian literature, Austlit: Australian Literature Gateway.
Gillian Dooley is Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Flinders University. She is the co-editor of Matthew Flinders' Private Journal (2005), of the 2019 Wakefield Press anthology The First Wave: Exploring Early Coastal Contact History in Australia (with Danielle Clode), and (with Philippa Sandall) of Trim: The Cartographer's Cat (2019), a new authoritative edition of Flinders' Biographical Tribute. She also writes on authors including Jane Austen and Iris Murdoch.
Brenda Glover completed a doctorate in English on Postcolonial Women's Writing at Flinders University. As part of her thesis she wrote a novel, Buttoned Up, which foregrounds the experience of five Australian settler women, a maternal line, across the last century. She tutors in literature, professional and creative writing and has been involved in a range of editing projects.
Rick Hosking is an Associate Professor in English, Creative Writing, and Australian Studies at Flinders University where he teaches Australian Studies, colonial literary studies, historical fiction and travel writing. He co-authored with Robert Foster and Amanda Nettelbeck Fatal Collisions: the South Australian Frontier and the Violence of Memory.