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Miriam Nash

Miriam Nash is a British poet and educator, known for her poetry that often addresses a young audience, with themes of adventure, nature, and self-discovery. Her work is marked by a playful and accessible tone, encouraging imagination and curiosity.

Padraig Regan

Padraig Regan is a Northern Irish poet whose work explores themes of identity, memory, and the social and physical landscape of Northern Ireland. His poetry is marked by precise language and a deep sensitivity to the complexities of human experience.

Rowan Evans

David Tait

Chloe Stopa-Hunt

Martha Sprackland

Martha Sprackland is an English editor and writer, known for her work with poetry and for founding the independent publishing house 'The Emma Press'. Her focus has been on giving voice to new talents and publishing works that explore social and personal themes with sensitivity and originality.

Sophie Collins

Emily Hasler

Matt Haw

Oli Hazzard

John Clegg

Kate Gething-Smith

Caleb Klaces

Rachael Nicholas

Jon Stone

Holly Corfield Carr

Sophie Baker

Joey Connolly

Niall Campbell

Niall Campbell is a contemporary Scottish poet. His work often explores themes of identity, landscape, and the human experience, with lyrical language and imagery.

Martin Jackson

Holly Hopkins

Tom Chivers

Matthew Gregory

1775-07-09 – 1818-05-14

Matthew Gregory is an author who stands out for his ability to weave stories that combine elements of suspense and psychological depth. His writing is engaging, transporting the reader to universes where the emotions and internal conflicts of the characters are central. Gregory has a special talent for creating unexpected twists and keeping the reader in suspense.

Phil Brown