Isabel Howard
Writer & content producer.
Creative projects
Features
Selected others
About
Myth text in Van Diemen’s Fiddles: SIRENS
Figure Holding Ground for Contemporary Art Tasmania’s Journal
Review of Winnie Dunn’s Dirt Poor Islanders for Mascara Literary Magazine
Isabel is a Filipino-Australian writer and content-producer based in Lutruwita / Tasmania.
Her writing has appeared in Mascara Literary Review, ABC and kindling + sage, among other publications.
She produces programs at ABC Radio Hobart.
In 2024, she graduated with First Class Honours in creative writing at the University of Tasmania. Her thesis received the Morris Miller Prize in Australian Literature and the James McAuley Memorial Prize.
As a broad reader with many interests (including, but not limited to, Ottolenghi’s cookbooks, bird-spotting and vampiric myths), Isabel likes to bring diverse elements together in her writing. Above all else, she aims to prioritise the experience of intended readers.
Adapted mountain biking makes Tasmanian wilderness accessible for paraplegic riders in ABC Hobart
Literacy is complicated in Forty South Magazine
Dynamite, bunkers and the Spotted Quoll Studio in Forty South Magazine
my countries in Kindling + Sage
On our watch in Forty South Magazine
The Secret Life of Bees in Hobart Magazine
A Painting of Home in Eastern Shore Sun
Creating Tradition at Bett Gallery in Hobart Observer
When pastimes fly in Forty South Magazine
Marrawah Winds Arrive in Hobart in Hobart Observer
Painting for a global pop superstar at ABC Radio Hobart and North Tasmania
Composing music until the end at ABC Radio Hobart and North Tasmania
Body of work at ABC Radio Hobart and North Tasmania
Adventures in Spanish at ABC Radio Hobart and North Tasmania