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Dannie Abse has published several acclaimed volumes of poetry.

Ted Beausire is a widely-travelled skiing instructor.

Anne Berkeley lives in Cambridge with her husband and son.  She is a member of Bedford Library Writers’ Group.

Phil Carradice lives in Penarth and runs a home for emotionally disturbed children.

Robin Clarke lives in Blandford Forum.

John Cotton is Chairman of Toddington Poets.

Gillian Crow lives in Bedfordshire and has published several articles on religious themes in the national press.

Alan Dent founded The Penniless Press in 1995.

Moore Dickson lives in Belfast.  He won the T.R. Henn Prize for poetry at Cambridge University.

Robert Etty lives in Lincolnshire and is co-editor of Seam.

Vince Gilbert lives in Norwich.

Elizabeth Gotch lives in Much Hadham, Herts.

Paul Groves has won many national competitions and been described as a ‘cheerful Larkin’.  His collection, Menage a Trois (1995) is  published by Seren.

Jenny Hamlett writes, ‘This I’ll never, never tell / I’m a secondary modern girl’.

Ray Harper lives in Hoddesdon.

Michael Henry lives in Cheltenham and is widely published.

Stephen Horsfall lives in Hemel Hempstead.  He has a sonnet in a forthcoming anthology of poems about John Clare.

May Ivimy is the founder and organiser of Ver Poets. 

Gillian Knibbs teaches English in Hertfordshire.

Richard Lambert is a student at Bristol University.

Toby Litt’s collection of short stories, Adventures in Capitalism, was published by Secker and Warburg.  He has just completed his first novel, Beatniks, partly set in Bedford.

John Mole, who is head of English at St Albans School, has received the Gregory, Signal and Cholmondeley Awards for poetry.

Angela Morton is a co-founder of the Henry Vaughan Society and teaches creative writing groups on the Welsh borders.

Daphne Phillips lives in High Wycombe.

Marilyn Ricci works at the Open University, Walton Hall.  She is co-editor of the Milton Keynes magazine, Upstart!

Anne Ryland lives in London, where she works as a teacher of adults and volunteer counsellor.

Joanna Sancto lives in Bedford.

Daphne Schiller lives in St Albans and teaches for the W.E.A.

Mark Steinhardt lives in Wellingborough, is a care worker, and plays Theo to the artist, Liz Silk.

Edward Storey lives in Peterborough.  He has published five collections of poetry and an autobiography, Fen Boy First.

Keith Taylor lives in Nottingham.

Isobel Thrilling lives in Romford and is widely published.

Robert Ward lives in Berkhamsted and is active in Toddington Poets.

Allan Wells lives in St Neots.  His poems and short stories have won several competitions.

David Wheldon lives in Bedford.

Rodney Wood is treasurer of Open University Poets.