​Amy Han is the founder and CEO of Creative Write-it. After completing her BA (Creative Writing) and a Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing, she dreamed and wrote stories while working in children's book publishing, marketing, editing, and in schools teaching circus arts and parkour. In 2011, she was invited to lead a creative writing workshop at her local library, and she has never looked back! Since opening the Creative Write-it studio in 2014, her role has been focused on developing our programs, supporting an incredible team of writing mentors, and continuing to make Creative Write-it a wonderful, inspiring place to be. Amy writes novellas, short stories, and essays that have been published in print and online. She is currently working on a novel that involves a giant forest and a magical bird. ​

Julie Dickson is the Studio Coordinator, as well as a writing mentor. She has completed a Bachelor of Arts (Professional and Creative Writing) at Deakin University. She is currently completing a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) to learn more about human behaviour to complement her writing. She has held numerous editing roles for WORDLY Magazine and WORDLY Online, and she thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to read exciting new voices and ideas. Her works have been published in WORDLY Magazine, WORDLY Online, and SOCIETY19. In her spare time, she can be found getting lost in a book or working on a young adult novel draft that always involves a curious protagonist and a sprinkle of romance.

Stacey P. Cameron

Chief Executive Officer

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Eliz Bilal has been writing and creating characters since she first came across the adventures of Peter Pan and Harry Potter as a child. She is currently completing a Masters of Arts in Writing and Literature with a specialisation in Children’s Literature at Deakin University. Her works have been published numerous times in Deakin’s WORDLY Magazine and her War Time Fairy-tale was published in the national Australian Genealogist Magazine. In 2019, she completed an online internship with US organisation ‘Girl Museum’, where she wrote articles based on empowering women in the Arts. Eliz is currently drafting her first novel that infuses old world and fantasy literature.​

Vicki Renner is one of our most experienced mentors at Creative Write-it. She is an award-winning writer and trained teacher with a Diploma of Arts in Professional Writing and Editing and a Certificate in Training and Assessment. She has over twenty years' experience in the writing and editing industries. She’s written an award-winning young adult novel, award-winning short stories, multiple poems and articles, and book reviews for ArtsHub. Vicki has taught creative writing and editing to children, teens and adults for seven years at university, in schools, and in community settings. 

Feiya Zhang grew up in the outer western suburbs of Sydney. Poetry is her first love (then potatoes, parmesan and pastry). Her writing has appeared in Hermes, Grouch Publishing, SWAMP and Poetry d’Amour. She is a past winner of the Lane Cove Literary Award and the Parramatta SciFi Short Story Competition. She was also featured on the blog!

Izzy Woodcock is a Workshop Assistant, in our studio and online. "I have loved writing and reading stories for as long as I can remember. The sense of freedom that comes with imagining and creating something completely your own is like nothing else. I started at Creative Write-it in 2015 and since then I have been on an extraordinary journey of discovering my inner storyteller. I have published one book, am currently writing another, and also wrote this blog post! In the four years I was a student at Creative Write-it, I watched all of the Workshop Leaders teaching their groups and loved how every single team member had such a passion for writing and the English language as a whole. I feel so lucky to now be a member of the team I have looked up to for so long."