KEN EVANS gained a Distinction in his Poetry Master’s at Manchester University’s Centre for New Writing. The poems featured below will shortly appear in his debut pamphlet, ‘The Opposite of Defeat’ (Eyewear), publication in Autumn… Continue reading
MARION MCCREADY lives in Argyll. Her poems have been published widely including in Poetry, Edinburgh Review, The Glasgow Herald and Be The First To Like This: New Scottish Poetry (Vagabond Voices, 2014). Her poetry… Continue reading
BRUNO DIAZ was born in Zurich and brought up in the north of England. He studied English at King’s College London and Creative Writing at Bath Spa University. He writes poetry and prose, and… Continue reading
Originally from Denver, BRIAN ROBERT FLYNN is currently breathing the fiction and poetry of Washington, DC. His work can be found in (or is forthcoming from) The Moth, LETTERS Journal, Noble/Gas Qtrly, The Rotary… Continue reading
STUART A. PATERSON writes in English & his native Scots. He’s a past recipient of an Eric Gregory Award from the Society of Authors and founder/editor of Spectrum poetry & prose review from 1989-97.… Continue reading
KNOTBROOK TAYLOR is an Angus based poet and member of the Blue Salt Collective. His first chapbook ‘Beatitudes’ was published in 2007. The Museum of Scottish Lighthouses in Fraserburgh commissioned his second collection ‘Scottish Lighthouse… Continue reading
MICHAEL FARRELL is from Bombala in New South Wales, and lives in Melbourne. His most recent book is Cocky’s Joy (Giramondo 2015); he also has several chapbooks and a book of poetics, Writing Australian… Continue reading
KATE TOUGH‘s novel, Head for the Edge, Keep Walking (Cargo/Freight) has five stars on Amazon.co.uk. She’s had many poems and visual poems published in journals and exhibitions and held two literature residencies (Cove… Continue reading
RYAN VANCE was born in Northern Ireland and is now living in Glasgow. He is editor of weird lit zine The Queen’s Head (www.thequeenshead.wtf) and edits fiction for The Island Review (www.theislandreview.com) while working… Continue reading
SETH CROOK taught philosophy at various universities before moving to the Hebrides. He does not like cod philosophy in poetry, though he likes cod, poetry and philosophy. His poems have appeared in such… Continue reading
