Angela Costi is an Australian-based poet and essayist of Cypriot-Greek heritage. Her father is from the North of Cyprus and her mother is from the South. 

Angela is the author of four poetry collections including Honey and Salt (Five Islands Press, 2007) and Lost in Mid-Verse (Owl Publishing, 2014). 

An award from the National Languages Board in 1995, enabled her to study Ancient Greek drama in Greece. 

She received funding from the Australia Council for the Arts to work in Japan on an international collaboration involving her poetry, which she documented in a series of essays and performance text, A Nest of Cinnamon. 

Recent funding from City of Melbourne is enabling her to document parts of her current poetry manuscript titled: An Embroidery of Old Maps and New. 

She manages
 'Angela Costi Poetics' -
a FaceBook page dedicated to reflecting on the poetry writing process and its intersections with contemporary issues. 

Some of her poems can be found in recent issues of Australian and overseas literary journals or magazines: 

Mascara Literary Review

Australian Multilingual Writing Project

Panoply (USA)

StylusLit

Cordite Poetry Review

Eureka Street

The Wellington Street Review (UK)

The Ekphrastic Review (Canada)

The Blue Nib Literary Magazine (Ireland).