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During the 1920s, Phoebe Kirwan worked as a journalist at the Brisbane Telegraph, where she conducted the children's page. She was active within Brisbane literary and press circles, and at one point was vice-president of the Brisbane Authors' and Artists' Association. She was also a keen amateur naturalist. Further biographical details remain to be established.
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