Angela Glindemann

Angela Glindemann is a writer (often as Ange Crawford), editor, educator and PhD candidate living on unceded Wurundjeri land in Australia. In her doctoral research at RMIT, she is developing an ambient writing practice inspired by intersections between creative writing and architecture. Her debut YA novel, How to Be Normal, won the inaugural Walker Books Manuscript Prize and was released in March 2025. She has a background in educational publishing.

Recent articles by Angela Glindemann

Saving Meanjin is a victory – sustaining it is the real test

Saving Meanjin is a victory – sustaining it is the real test

Meanjin’s return to Brisbane under QUT stewardship has been widely welcomed, but it also exposes deeper tensions about arts funding, cultural value and what sustainability really means for literary journals.