Rules of nomenclature
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Alexandra Citron was born in the US but has lived in the UK since her teens. Her poems have appeared in various places including Propel, iamb, And Other Poems, Ink Sweat & Tears and an Emma Press anthology. @alexcitronella.bsky.social – Bluesky @citronalexandra – Instagram
Two Spoons of Tepid Water
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Peter J Donnelly was born in Middlesbrough and grew up in North Yorkshire. He was educated in York before taking a degree in English Literature at the University of Wales Lampeter, followed by a MA in Creative Writing. His poetry has appeared in various magazines and anthologies including The Starbeck Orion, The Broken Spine, Dreich, High Wolds Poetry Festival, Obsessed with Pipework, Ripon Poetry Festival, Lothlorien, York Literary Review, Dust, Black Nore Review, High Window, Hornblower Press, Tap into Poetry and The Fig Tree.. He was a joint runner up in the Buzzwords open poetry competition in 2020 and won second prize in the Ripon Poetry Festival competition in 2021. He is the author of three books, The Second of August, Solving the Puzzle and Bloom and Grow, all published by Alien Buddha Press. Peter J Donnelly lives in York.
Morning After
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Nora Nadjarian is a poet and fiction writer from Cyprus. Her work was published in The Interpreter’s House, Magma, Perverse, Under the Radar and elsewhere. Her poetry collection Iktsuarpok is available from Broken Sleep Books.
afterword
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Ronan McGuire is a poet and writer living in Brooklyn, NY, originally from coastal Massachusetts. Along with writing, he is passionate about music, film, and the arts in general.
Possession
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Paul Waring lives in Wirral. His poetry is published in numerous print and online magazines. His first collection, Muckle Anima, won the Dreich 2022 Chapbook Competition. His pamphlet Quotidian was published by Yaffle Press in 2019. http://www.waringwords.blog
and suddenly you are the old
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Steve’s work regularly appears online in CultureMatters and Yorkshire Bylines, and he’s won prizes in a fistful of poetry competitions. His seventh volume of poems, ‘snapshots from the fall of home’ published by Ignite Books, is out now.
Jackdaw Son – 17
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Rachel’s writing features in Northern Gravy, Motherhood Uncensored, Tiny Wren, Write Out Loud’s Echoes, TheDawntreader, BBC Upload, and upcoming anthologies from The Broken Spine and Hedgehog Presses. She has been nominated for The Pushcart and Best Small Fictions Prize. X – @RobinRB17 Instagram – @rlburrows23 Bluesky – @rburrows.bsky.social
The Garlic
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Sue Finch is the author of Magnifying Glass, Welcome to the Museum of a Life, and Vortex Over Wave. She loves the coast, peculiar things, and the scent of ice-cream freezers. bsky: @suefinch.bsky.social X: @soopoftheday suefinch.co.uk
Considerations
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Peter Raynard has three books of poetry, latest Manland (Nine Arches Press, 2022); pamphlet ‘The Harlot & the Rake: poems after William Hogarth; and academic essay on work in the poetry of Fred Voss and Martin Hayes, English: Winter 2024.
Send photos of derelict churches
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DS Maolalai has been described by one editor as “a cosmopolitan poet” and another as “prolific, bordering on incontinent”. His work has been nominated fourteen times for BOTN, ten for the Pushcart and once for the Forward Prize, and released in three collections, most recently “Noble Rot” (Turas Press, 2022)
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