2023 Hazel Dooney. ‘The future of art fraud’, Counterfeit Culture, Griffith Review Edition 79, Ed. Carody Culver, (pp. 111–117). ISBN: 978-1-922212-80-1

Three thousand lilies
A collector of my work told me one can’t disappear and spend five years in a psychiatric hospital then come back and say nothing, so I wrote an essay about it.

Dooney, Hazel. 'Broken', The Best Australian Essays 2013, edited by Robert Manne. Published by Black Inc., November 2013: (pp. 21-31). ISBN: 9781863956253

“I wrote Broken without justice but in hope of social and legal change for the next generations of girls. In late 2020, the laws that failed to protect me – and many others – at school from the ages of fifteen to seventeen were amended. Thank you to everyone involved.”
– Hazel Dooney

Dooney, Hazel. 'Broken', Women & Power, Griffith REVIEW Edition 40, edited by Julianne Schultz. April 2013 (pp. 252-262). ISBN: 9781922079978

An edited extract of 'Broken', retitled 'Bad Education', was published in Good Weekend Magazine insert in The AgeNewspaper and Sydney Morning Herald, 13 April 2013 (pp. 25-27).

Edited extract of 'Life Study' retitled 'In front is a precipice, behind are wolves: Hazel Dooney walks the razor's edge between respect and celebrity in today's art world', was published in The Australian Financial Review, 15 September 2006 (pp. 6-7).

'Life Study' was first published in The Next Big Thing, Griffith REVIEW Edition 13, 13 August 2006 (pp. 275-283).

Dooney, Hazel. 'Life Study', The Next Big Thing, Griffith REVIEW Edition 13, 13 August 2006 (pp. 275-283). ISBN: 9780733319389

An edited extract of 'Life Study' retitled "In front is a precipice, behind are wolves: Hazel Dooney walks the razor's edge between respect and celebrity in today's art world", was published in The Australian Financial Review, 15 September 2006 (pp. 6-7).

Cover art by Hazel Dooney (credited p. 283).