Fiona Murphy is an award-winning writer and editor based in the Blue Mountains. Fiona is the founder of the Accessible Communications Collective, which is making the internet more accessible. Her writing about disability, accessibility and the arts has appeared in The Guardian, ABC, The Saturday Paper, Griffith Review, The Big Issue.

In 2021, her memoir about deafness — The Shape of Sound — was released in Australia, New Zealand, UK and North America. It was highly commended in the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards.

Fiona is a casual lecturer for RMIT University’s Professional Writing and Editing Program. She regularly facilitates creative writing workshops for organisations such as WestWords, Varuna and Writers Victoria. She is a MacDowell Fellow (2022) and Peter Blazey Fellow (2024).