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JP Quinlan: Begin:37:Male:Bolton:Poet:BA(Hons):Artist:ADHD:Happy Enough:End /

Chris Skoyles: www.chrisskoyles.co.uk /

Fashion Penis: Manchester-based reader of Bukowski, drinker of bargain booze cocktails from a bucket & in need of a haircut /

John Knowles: born in York, now living in Cardiff & recently published in Decanto, his work explores the human mind and nature /

Matthew Stoppard: winner of The Ugly Tree Open Poetry Competition 2007/

Lee Clark Zumpe: employed by Tampa Bay Newspapers, published extensively in the small press & author of the collection Feed Me Wicked Things (Naked Snake, 2006) /

Caroline England: founding co-editor of Pipeline magazine /

Dis: Prefix - 1."lack of, not, negate"; 2."do the opposite of"; 3.“apart, away". Noun Roman God of the Underworld, the Underworld, death. You may contact Dis at www.myspace.com/abjection /

Gaetana Trippetti: a contributor to Canadian quarterly magazine Hammered Out who was born in Perugia but has resided in Stockport since the late ‘70s /

Keith Hilling: a performance poet from Swindon whose work deals with existential and reflective political themes, he is currently imbedded within a creative writing BA at Bolton University & can be contacted via [email protected] /

Carolyn Edwards: Surrey-born resident of the Wirral, whose work regularly appears on-line at Words-Myth, Poetry Kit and Caught in the Net /

Nigel Humphreys: member of Aberystwyth Poetryworks & runner up in The Ugly Tree Open Poetry Competition 2007/

Alison Hoare: born in Saudi Arabia, brought up in Somerset & working on developing a haiku and photography installation for exhibition /

Irras Han: US-born winner of the Allegiance Française poetry competition, she currently resides in Geneva & enjoys being rootless /

Simon Rennie: a Mancunian once involved with the publication Crumpsall Green, whose on & off writing is currently back on /

John G. Hall: co-editor of Citizen32, author of The Drowning Fish (Bewrite, 2005) &  See No Evil (Citizen32 Publications, 2006)