Nike Sulway is a novelist, short story writer, researcher, and teacher who works across speculative and literary fiction.
She has a PhD in Creative Writing from Griffith University and is a graduate of the Clarion South Writers Workshop.
Her short fiction and poetry have been published in a range of journals, including Lightspeed, Shimmer, Interzone, Fantasy Magazine, Review of Australian Fiction, Meanjin, Liminality, Southerly, Verity La, Cordite Poetry Review and ASIM (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine).
She has written scholarly essays on the work of James Tiptree, Jr, and on women’s uses of fairy tales in memoir and biography.
She has co-edited a special issue of the scholarly journal TEXT on Australasian Fairy Tales (with Rebecca Anne do Rozario and Belinda Calderone), a collection of essays on speculative biography for Cambridge Scholarly Publishing (Forgotten Lives: Recovering lost histories through fact and fiction, with Donna Lee Brien and Dallas Baker), a book of essays on Anne of Green Gables (Kindred Spirits, with Jess Carniel), and is the author of a chapter of on Australian fairy tales and contemporary fairy tale fiction in The Routledge Companion to Australian Literature (edited by Jessica Gildersleeve, forthcoming in 2021).