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Elizabeth Barlett’s most recent collection is Appetites of Love (Bloodaxe).

Mara Bergman has published her poems in Ambit, Acumen, The Rialto and Stand.
 
Peter Carpenter is the author of several collections, most recently The Black-Out Book (Arc).

John Crick is a retired college lecturer who has published a book on Robert Lowell (Longman) and a booklet of poems Fat Man at the Pool.

Carole Coates has had her work published in Outposts, The New Welsh Review and The Rialto.

Katy Darby, the winner of this year’s Frogmore Poetry Prize, is 26 and lives in a garret in King’s Cross. Her poems and plays have won prizes and her work has appeared in Stand and the London Magazine. Currently co-writing a musical.

Lis Lee lives in Kelso in the Scottish Borders. Born in England of Anglo-Irish/Spanish parentage, she is a former journalist who now writes both plays and poems. Her work has been read and performed at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh.

Andrew Mayne is Head of English at a secondary school in Manchester. He has published several textbooks and also student editions of plays.

Mary McRae lives in London. Her work appears in Making Worlds, the Headland anthology of poems by women writers.

John Mole is the author of numerous collections, among them For The Moment (Peterloo).

Mario Petrucci is an ecologist, freelance writer and PhD physicist. Author of Shrapnel and Sheets (Headland).

Patricia Pogson’s most recent collection is The Tides In The Basin (Flambard).

Caroline Price has published two collections, Thinking Of The Bull Dancers (Littlewood) and Pictures Against Skin (Rockingham).

Pauline Rowe was born in 1963, raised in Widnes, now lives in Liverpool. Shortlisted for the Frogmore Prize for the second year running.

Robert Seatter’s first collection Travelling To The Fish Orchards is due from Seren. His poems have won prizes in many competitions, including the National.

K. V. Skene is the author of Elemental Mind (Broken Jaw Press, Canada) and The Arran Designs (Hilton House). Lives on the Dorset coast.

Alex Smith’s Ocean Myths (with etchings by Beatrice Brandt) was published by Ino Press.

Catherine Smith’s The New Bride (Smith/Doorstop) was shortlisted for the Forward First Collection Prize last year.

Sam Smith’s most recent collection is pieces (K. T. Publications).

Geoff Stevens is the long-time editor of Purple Patch.

Michael Swan’s first collection is seeking a publisher.

Alexey Talimonov published three books of cartoons in Russia and Ukraine in the early nineties.

Jamie Walsh works at Khon Kaen University in Thailand.

Lynne Wycherley is the author of A Sea of Dark Fields (Hilton House).