Jenny Mitchell is winner of the Ware Prize, Folklore Prize, the Segora Prize, the Aryamati Prize, the Fosseway Prize, a Bread and Roses Award and Joint Winner of the Geoff Stevens Memorial Prize. Her poems have also been published in Magma, The Rialto, The Morning Star, The New European among others, as well as several anthologies. She has performed her work in Italy, France and regularly in London.She has been nominated for the Forward Prize: Best Single Poem, and her best-selling debut collection, Her Lost Language, was one of 44 Poetry Books for 2019 (Poetry Wales), and a Jhalak Prize #bookwelove recommendation. Hew new collection, 'Map of a Plantation' is out with Indigo Dreams.

Serge ♆ Neptune has been called ‘the little merman of British poetry’. He is a London-based queer poet and the creator and host of Neptune’s Glitter House for WayWard Poets, a poetry broadcast. His work is forthcoming in the anthology Queer Life, Queer Love, and has appeared in magazines such as Magma, Fourteen Poems, Impossible Archetype, Queerlings, Finished Creatures, Perverse, Anthropocene, whynow, Harana Poetry, Lighthouse, Banshee, Spontaneous Poetics, Brittle Star, Ink Sweat & Tears and Strange Poetry. His first pamphlet is These Queer Merboys, published with Broken Sleep.

Barney Ashton-Bullock, is the poet / librettist in the ‘Andy Bell is Torsten’ theatre-poetry collective. He narrates his own verse on the Downes Braide Association albums. He has poetry published in a wide range of cult poetry journals, in the ‘Avalanches In Poetry’ tribute anthology to Leonard Cohen, in various Dreich pamphlets, in the Pilot Press ‘Queer Anthology Of Healing’ and in the 'Soho Nights' anthologies published by The Society Club Press who also published his first collection ‘Schema/Stasis’ in 2017. His latest books are ‘Café Kaput!’ (Broken Sleep Books, 2020) and ‘F**kpig Zeitgeist’ and ‘Bucolicism’ both through Cherry Red Records mail order.

Julia Duke is a nature writer and poet whose writing is informed by her love of landscape and her fellow humans. Fascinated by all kinds of connections and borders, between both individuals and nations, Julia has lived in and been inspired by a variety of locations and their inhabitants across England, Wales and the Netherlands. Her debut collection 'Conversations' is published by Dempsey and Windle.