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Vicci Bentley is a health and beauty journalist and author.

Bruce Bamber lives in Newbury. This is his first publication.

David Boll lives in London, writes full time and has published a novel.

Matthew Caley's first full-length collection, Thirst, was published in March [reviewed on page 21] and entered for the Forward / Waterstones Prize for best first collection. He has read widely in Britain and Ireland.

Mick Delap lives in Greenwich and has worked for the BBC World Service for many years.

Katherine Frost's first collection, The Sixth Channel, is published by Smith/Doorstop.

Giles Goodland's previous publications include Littoral (Oversteps 1996) and Objects on Hills (Crabtlower 1996).

Karen Green lives in North London.

Francesca Havens lives in Hove. Her first publication describes her navigation of the Atlantic by the stars.

Catherine Jenkins lives in Toronto. Her first solo book of poetry, blood, love & boomerangs, is published by Insomniac Press, Canada, and will be available in the UK this autumn.

Mary MacRae is beginning an MA in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia.

Teresa Morgan teaches Greek History at Oxford.

Art Murphy's first collection is published by Italics, Dublin, later this year.

Gautam Naik is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, based in London.

Andrew Neilson was born and educated in Edinburgh, but now lives in North London.

Helen Nicholson was born and brought up in the Scottish Highlands; she lives and works in London.

Janet Oliver lives on the Kent coast.

Pat Ransford works for the Home Office and lives in Greenwich.

Eamonn Shanahan lives in London and is working on a first collection.

Laurie Smith works part-time at King's College London and chairs a poetry workshop at the City Lit.

Martin Sonenberg teaches at the University of Westminster and was most recently published in Beyond Bedlam (Anvil).

John Stammers was a New Voice at the Royal Festival Hall Voice Box in December 1998. His first collection will be published by Picador in Autumn 2000.

Zach Sussman is aged 16 and lives in Connecticut. He has won local prizes, but this is his first magazine publication.

Jenny Swann has worked at the Tate Gallery and the V & A. A pamphlet of her poems, Flesh Tones, is due out from Redbeck Press next year.

Steven Taylor lives in London.

Jamie Wasserman lives in Maryland, USA, where his poems and essays have appeared in various magazines. His chapbook was nominated for a 1999 Baltimore Ariscape award.

J Kevin Wolfe lives in the United States where he writes radio humour and cookbooks.

Howard Wright teaches Art History at the University of Ulster. His collection, Usquebaugh, was published by Redbeck Press in 1997.