The Marrow is an online literary journal published three times a year featuring the finest new international poetry from emerging and established poets. It was founded by Audrey Molloy, Daragh Byrne, and Natalie Bühler in 2024. If you would like to send your work to The Marrow, please view our submission guidelines.
EDITORS
Audrey Molloy is a poet, editor and mentor who grew up in Ireland and has lived in Sydney since 1998. Her debut collection, The Important Things (The Gallery Press, 2021) received the Anne Elder Award and was shortlisted for the Seamus Heaney First Collection Poetry Prize. Her latest collection, The Blue Cocktail (The Gallery Press / Pitt Street Poetry, 2023), was an Irish Times Best New Poetry Book, 2023. Audrey has an MA in Creative Writing (Poetry) from Manchester Metropolitan University.
Daragh Byrne is an Irish poet and editor who lives on Gadigal land (Sydney). His work has been published in journals, newspapers and anthologies in Australia, the UK and Ireland, including Poetry London, Poetry Wales, Wild Court, Howl, Southword, Crannóg, Skylight 47 and Abridged. In 2022 he received third prize in the Poetry London competition and was shortlisted for the Val Vallis award (Australia). He has MC’d the Sydney Poetry Lounge, a regular open-mic night, since 2020.
Natalie Bühler is an emerging poet, editor and arts administrator living and working on Gadigal Country in Sydney. She often incorporates her native Swiss German, which does not have a standardised written form, into her poetry. Her work has appeared in Cordite, Tint, Blue Bottle Journal, boats against the current, swim press and Tinted Trails anthology. She is the Program Administrator for Red Room Poetry, while studying a Master of Creative Writing, Editing and Publishing at the University of Melbourne.
