Aimee is a writer, editor and screen critic. She's a former staff writer at The Big Issue, where she's also edited the film and small screens pages. Her work is published by Literary Hub, Little White Lies, The Guardian, Kill Your Darlings, Letterboxd's Journal and more.
In 2020, Aimee was a runner-up in the KYD New Critic Award. The following year, she was chosen for the prestigious Berlinale Talent Press program. An alumna of the Tin House Winter Workshop, she's also been a mentor at Melbourne International Film Festival's Critics Campus and Melbourne Women In Film Festival's Critics Lab. In 2025, she received an Arts South Australia Fellowship of $50,000 to complete her first full-length work of creative nonfiction.
Proudly autistic, Aimee is writing a hybrid memoir called Heart of Felt: How Jim Henson's Muppets Taught Me to Be a Person. It explores the ways in which art, childhood, nostalgia and neurotype shape our adult selves. It's been supported financially by the Australia Council for the Arts, the Neilma Sidney Literary Travel Fund, and Arts South Australia.
Based in Adelaide, South Australia, Aimee lives, works and learns on the stolen lands of the Kaurna people. She pays her respects to Kaurna Elders past and present, and to anyone with a connection to the world's oldest continuing culture. Sovereignty has never been ceded.
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