Janice Sim is an emerging writer living on the Gold Coast in Australia with her husband and three boisterous children. She writes between the spaces of work, children and cooking. In her writings, she explores themes of, catharsis, trauma, movement and dispossession, forms of symbolic violence and conceptualisations of experiences as 'living' memory, in experimental ways. In a different space, she works as a sessional academic and is the author of the book, Parents Killing Children: Crossing the Invisible Line (Routledge).