Guinevere Clark is Forward Prize nominated, an international poetry prizewinner, poetry tutor, editor, creative producer and Founder of Poetry Into Light CIC. She’s published with Demeter Press, Atlanta Review, Magma, […]
Marcelle’s writing explores place, inheritance and feminism. Bridport Prize shortlisted, nominated for Best of The Net and Pushcart, her poems have been published by Poetry Wales, Propel, Ink Sweat &
Julie Ann Rees holds a PhD in Creative Writing from Swansea University and an MA from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. She is a single mother to a
Jose H Cifuentes was an educational psychologist with the Swansea Education Department for many years. Before that he was forced to leave his home country Chile while a young man
Patrick Jones (born 1965) is a Welsh poet, playwright. Born in Tredegar in 1965, Patrick Jones was educated at Oakdale Comprehensive, Crosskeys College (a campus of Coleg Gwent), and then
Dr Alan Sandry is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Strategy at School of Management, Swansea University. He previously lectured at Cardiff; Cardiff Met; and Regents (London) universities. He is the editor of Wittgenstein
B.A. Pepper is a Welsh Romantasy obsessed reader turned author. She has been writing fantasy stories (aka LOTR fanfic) for as long as she can remember but didn’t start taking
Nigel Jarrett is a Welsh writer, a former daily-newspaperman, and a double prizewinner: the Rhys Davies award for short fiction and the inaugural Templar Shorts award. His first collection of
Gail Williams specialises in complex, fast-paced crime novels. Her works include the recently expanded Locked Trilogy, The Elaine Blake Novels and the stand alone, The Chair. She was shortlisted for the 2014
Dawn Llewellyn-Price is a writer living in the Maritime Quarter of Swansea who spends half the year in the south of Spain. Both these environments are culturally rich, providing a
Emily Cotterill is a Cardiff-based poet from Alfreton, Derbyshire. Her debut pamphlet The Day of the Flying Ants was published by smith|doorstop in 2019. The pamphlet was a part of Carol Ann
Laura Roklicer is a writer and psychologist working with dreams for creative purposes. She leads dream groups and workshops with writers, having developed a new model for creative writing that
After many years as a nurse in Yorkshire, Kathy gained a BA at Hatfield Poly with Literature as a major. She travelled to Mid Wales with her husband in the
Sion Tudor Owen is from Abergele via Kenya and Malawi. He trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. His theatre work includes six seasons with the RSC, including
Georgia Carys Williams lives in Swansea. Her short story collection Second-hand Rain was shortlisted for the Sabotage Short Story Award and longlisted for the Edge Hill Prize and the Frank O’Connor International
Christopher Meredith has produced fiction, poetry and translations, as well as a little writing for radio and the stage, and articles and reviews, stories and verse for many magazines including
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Owen Staton is a Performer, Director and Storyteller from Port Talbot who has travelled the world telling old Welsh myths and Ghost stories. He is the host of the Time between
Originally from Paris, Sophie Buchaillard is a writer, educator, campaigner, and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Her short stories, poetry and essays have appeared in a wide
Jamie D. Stacey lives in Swansea. His flash fiction and short stories have been published in more than a dozen anthologies. He was nominated for the Pushcart Prize, won the Worcestershire
Helga Jensen is an award-winning Welsh/Danish best-selling author and journalist. Her debut novel was a winning entry in the 2017 Montegrappa First Fiction competition at Dubai’s Emirates Literary Festival. Her
