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Scott Thurston began
writing in the poetry scene situated around Gilbert Adair’s Sub-Voicive Poetry reading series and Bob Cobbing’s
New River Project workshops in London in the late eighties. His books include: Poems Nov 89 - Jun 91 (Writers Forum,
1991), State(s)walk(s) (Writers
Forum, 1994) and Turns (with Robert Sheppard) (Ship of Fools/Radiator, 2003). He has just published a full-length collection
called Hold: Poems 1994-2004 with Shearsman (2006). He lectures in English and Creative Writing at The University of
Salford and lives in Liverpool. He edits The Radiator, a journal
of contemporary poetics.
Leonard Gontarek’s Déjà Vu Diner was published
by Autumn House Press in 2006. His poems have appeared in American Poetry Review, Fence, Field, Volt, and The Best American
Poetry 2005. He was a 2004 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Poetry Fellow. www.leafscape.org/LeonardGontarek
Nathan Thompson
has lived in Exeter
for the last few years and has recently had work published in, or accepted for, The Interpreter’s House and Fire.
Anjali Yardi was born in India and has taught undergraduate
English at the universities of Delhi, Calcutta and Bombay. She now lives in Melbourne (Australia). In 2004 she was equal runner-up
for the Gwen Harwood Memorial Prize.
David Grubb's most recent collections are The Elephant
In The Room, published by Driftwood.and Out Of The Marvellous published by Oleander. The Colour Bird, fiction,
is seeking a publisher.
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