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Written Works Collection

Published Works

Will, Unsigned is a poetry collection about grief and the silenced voices in the ancestral line. It is a sister piece of "Manifesto of the Witch on Death Row."

"Manifesto of the Witch on Death Row" is an essay about the impossibility of femininity in a patriarchal world -- channeling from my own gender nonconforming experience. It is a sister piece of "Will, Unsigned".

"Dollhouse" is a series of flash fiction about the experience of homesickness through the lens of the omniscient digital space.

Transmission from an Odyssey is a personal lyric essay about love in the context of the aromantic-asexual spectrum. It is developed from the previously published piece "Interstellar Transmission." It won the 2024 UNSWeetened Print Best Essay Award.

Interstellar Transmission is a personal lyric essay about love in the context of the aromantic-asexual spectrum. It won the 2024 UNSWeetened Online Best Essay Award.

"Sebelumnya Aku Tak Menemukan Rumah Disini" (English: Before, I Couldn't Find a Home for Me Here) is an essay published in the anthology "Muda-Mudi Bercerita," consisting of 55 stories from Indonesian youths across 38 provinces and internationally. It talks about Niki's journey with Booksimper and what it means to build a queer readers community in Indonesia.

Pikirku, Kala Hujan - Poetry
Published in the poetry anthology "Nabastala: Ujung Langitmu" by Penerbit Jagat Litera (2022)

"Pikirku, Kala Hujan" (English: My Thoughts, in the Rain) is a poem published in the poetry anthology consisting of poetry submitted for SMAN 9 Malang Poetry Writing Competition 2022.

Jangan Sampai Pencarian Bakatmu Berujung Jalan Buntu! - Essay
Published in the essay anthology "Ketakutan Stasiun Televisi" by Penerbit Jagat Litera (2022)

"Jangan Sampai Pencarian Bakatmu Berujung Jalan Buntu!" (English: Don't Let the Road to Your Dreams Lead to A Dead-End!) is an essay published in the essay anthology consisting of essays submitted for SMAN 9 Malang Essay Writing Competition 2022. It is the winning article of the collection.

Writing
Adjacent Projects

1 / The Young Writers' Initiative Beta Reader

The Young Writers' Initiative (TYWI) is a nonprofit organisation providing volunteer-run services for young and emerging authors. As a beta reader, I read submitted manuscripts and provide structural feedback.

2 / Red Room Poetry 30in30 Curatorial Intern

Red Room Poetry is the organization that hosts the annual Poetry Month in August of every year. As the 30in30 curatorial intern, I ran RR's social media to curate and judge entries to the daily social media poetry competition held as part of Poetry Month, which received 150+ poems every day.

3 / UNSWeetened Literary Journal 2025 Editor

I edit selected prose, poetry, and essays for the 2025 UNSWeetened Literary Journal.

4 / ECW x WITsoc x CSEsoc Writing Competition Judge

This creative writing competition was a collaboration between UNSW's English & Creative Writing Society, Women in Technology, and Computer Science & Engineering Society. I was ECW's representative judge for the competition.

Published Journalism Articles

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TRAVEL

Anticipating the film adaptation of Palm Springs-set rom-com People We Meet on Vacation, Niki Almira attempts to answer whether Sydney’s dreamy beaches and Jacaranda streets can rival its romance. (Blitz)

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REVIEW

The first minutes of Belvoir St Theatre's new adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel Orlando showcases the bold and ambitious approach its creators have taken to its much-loved source material. (Newsworthy)

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REVIEW

In tailoring the 1992 classic The Hand that Rocks the Cradle for this year’s Halloween movie lineup, Michelle Garza Cervera makes a different movie altogether. Whether it’s better is less convincing. (Newsworthy)

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COMMENT

Behind the scenes of 30in30 lies a whole lot of heart — and the brilliant work of our Poetry Month interns. On the blog, they share the 30in30 poems that moved them most.

(Red Room Poetry)

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