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About Matthew Matthew Stewart was born in Farnham, Surrey, in 1973. Following a comprehensive school education, he took a degree in modern languages at St Peter’s College, Oxford. He has lived in Extremadura, Spain, for the past fifteen years, where he works as the export manager and blender for a local winery. His poems have been widely published in UK magazines and [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: Matthew Stewart 
About WN Herbert WN Herbert was born in Dundee in 1961. He’s published numerous books of poetry, mostly with Bloodaxe, and edited several anthologies. He is also a critic and (with a great deal of help) a translator. He lives in North Shields on the mouth of the River Tyne, and teaches Creative Writing at Newcastle University. Forthcoming books include Jade Ladder, [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: WN Herbert 
About Jaclyn Jaclyn Moriarty is the prize-winning, best-selling author of novels for young adults and adults including Feeling Sorry for Celia and The Year of Secret Assignments. Jaclyn grew up in Sydney, lived in England, the US, and Canada, and now lives in Sydney again. She is very fond of chocolate, blueberries, and sleep. Jaclyn’s website: www.jaclynmoriarty.com • One thing that’s always [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: Jaclyn Moriarty 
About John John McCullough’s poetry has appeared in publications including London Magazine, The Guardian, The Rialto, Poetry London and Magma. He teaches creative writing at the Open University and the University of Sussex. His first collection is The Frost Fairs (Salt, 2011). John’s website: www.johnmccullough.co.uk • One thing that’s always worth getting out of bed for There are usually books within arm’s [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: John McCullough 
About Jon Jon Stone was born in Derby and lives in Whitechapel. He is co-creator of micro-anthology publishers Sidekick Books and arts magazine Fuselit, as well as various collaborative live events in London. He was highly commended in the National Poetry Competition 2009, the same year his debut pamphlet, Scarecrows, was published by Happenstance. A full collection, School of Forgery, is due [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: Jon Stone 
About Pamela Pamela was born in Stockholm, Sweden and now lives in Northumberland, UK. She has a BFA in film and video from St Martin’s School of Art, London, where she studied with Malcolm Le Grice, and an MA in Theatre Arts from Emerson College, Boston, USA, where she studied with Kristin Linklater. Pamela is a filmmaker and artist, a visiting lecturer [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: Pamela Robertson-Pearce 
About Sridala Sridala Swami trained to be a film editor, but gave that up more than ten years ago. She has taught cinema and yoga and has conducted workshops in creative writing and film appreciation. Sridala’s first collection of poems is A Reluctant Survivor (India: Sahitya Akademi, 2007, rp 2008). Some of her poems can be found online at Asian Cha, Desilit, [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: Sridala Swami 
About Tony Tony writes: “I’m a retired IT project manager, Australian, but native of UK for over thirty years, living in East Midlands with wife and daughter. Now trying to write poetry & SF stories, draw & paint and take/improve/alter/mutate my own photographs.” Tony’s website: www.tonylinde.com • One thing that’s always worth getting out of bed for As a depressive, the overwhelming [ . . . ] → Read More: six things: Tony Linde |
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