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Rashmii Bell

Rashmii Bell speaking at the Brisbane launch of 'My Walk to Equality' (Credit: PNG Attitude blog)

On writing, PNG literature and the voice of the diaspora

April 17, 2018

by Tess Newton Cain, Rashmii Bell

Rashmii Bell

Rashmii Bell is an author who edited the first-ever anthology of writing by Papua New Guinean women, 'My Walk to Equality'. Her essays and opinion commentary are regularly published via the prominent Australia-PNG relations specific blog, ‘PNG Attitude’ and the Crocodile Prize Anthology volumes publication. She was recently awarded the inaugural 2018 Paga Hill Development Company ‘My Walk to Equality’ Writer Fellowship.

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