22/02/2026
Congratulations Sheree Joseph!
Sheree has been a member of Sweatshop Literacy Movement for the past ten years. Over that time, we have watched her blossom into one of Australia’s most interesting, sophisticated and charismatic new writers. Sheree's impressive body of work has appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald, ABC, SBS, Overland, Russh, Junkee and The Everywoman. She has also published her fiction in several acclaimed Sweatshop anthologies, including Sweatshop Women, edited by Winnie Dunn, and Love, edited by Shirley Le.
As a proud descendant of the Lebanese diaspora, Sheree has also been a fearless and uncompromising advocate for human rights and free speech, both here and abroad.
This August, Sheree will finally celebrate the release of her long-awaited memoir: Juicy. Published by Pantera Press, this courageous debut is a simultaneously heartwrenching and hilarious examination of the modern expectations that women must confront in their everyday lives: from the social and cultural pressures to ‘start a family’ to the contemporary work-life collision within a capitalist structure.
Sweatshop could not be prouder of Sheree’s incredible achievements and immense talent, and we cannot wait for this important new book to hit the shelves. Please visit our linktree for more information and pre-orders:
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