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Susie Dalton

Susie Dalton is a new writer. She is originally from Northern Ireland, now based in Edinburgh. Read More

Louise McStravick

Louise is a writer and poet from Birmingham. She has performed across the country in person and online, as well as in Amsterdam. Her collection, How to Make Curry Goat was released in July 2020 with Fly on the Wall Press. Read More

Alice Godliman

Alice is a poet, writer, performer and workshop facilitator based in Manchester, who’s performed for International Women’s Day and Reclaim the Night, as well as events around London, Manchester and at the Edinburgh Fringe. You can find more of her work in the anthology Let Me Know When You’re Home, as… Read More

Hanna Thomas Uose

Hanna Thomas Uose is a British Japanese writer and interdisciplinary strategist, facilitator and coach for social change. Her poetry has been published and is forthcoming in Bad Form, Badlands, Crooked Arrow Press, and The Selkie. She is currently writing her first novel and will be working towards her MA in Prose Fiction at UEA… Read More

Sara Veal

Sara Veal likes to do things that involve stories and technology. She works in communications at an independent games studio. Read More

Sarra Culleno

I am a London-born, Manchester-based English teacher and mother of two who loves to write and perform both formal and free verse poetry on identity, womanhood, motherhood, age, education, modern monogamy and the environment. Read More

Sophie Parkes

Based in Greater Manchester, Sophie is currently studying for a PhD in folklore and creative writing at the Centre for Contemporary Legend, Sheffield Hallam University. She has published two books of non-fiction and her first novel is currently on submission to editors. Read More

Kirsty Jones

Kirsty is a Bristol based writer with an insatiable appetite for stories.  Her passion for words is matched only by her obsession with dark chocolate.  Her poetry has been published with mishmashfood.co.uk and you can find her on Instagram. Read More

Lizzie Cooper-Smith

Lizzie is a copywriter by trade with a passion for ballet and plant-based baking. In her spare time, she tries to navigate the chaos of her twenties through short stories, creative non-fiction and poetry. Read More

Lizzie Alblas

Lizzie Alblas is a poet and PhD student in Creative Writing at The University of Nottingham, currently developing a poetry collection centred around female figures in world mythology and folklore. Her work has appeared in the online magazine One Hand Clapping, Laced (which she also co-edited), Nottingham Poetry Exchange’s Voices, and… Read More

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