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Owen Lindsay Boyd is a writer, personal carer, and traveller originally from Melbourne, Australia. His travels have taken him to around seventy countries all over the world. He has spent extended periods in several of them, often as a volunteer personal carer to marginalised people in intentional co

Owen Schalk is a writer from Manitoba.  His short stories have been distributed by a variety of print and online publishers, including Quagmire Literary Magazine, Sobotka Literary Magazine and The Anti-Languorous Project.  He is a columnist at Canadian Dimension magazine and a contributor to Jaco

Özgür Uyanık is the author of Conception, his debut novel, published by Fairlight Books in July 2020. Özgür is a writer and filmmaker whose family emigrated from Turkey to the UK in 1980. After graduating from the University of Kent at Canterbury, where he studied Communications and Imag

P G McCormack was born in England but grew up in Dublin in the 60s and 70s. His career was mainly in academic libraries. His MA is in Oriental and African religions. He is interested in myths and beliefs in general and this feeds through into his stories. His latest novel is The Demon of Snow, curre

Pan Huiting is the author of Red Dust, White Snow, publishing with Fairlight Books on 17 August 2023. Huiting lives and works in Singapore. After studying Fine Art at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, she completed a Master of Arts in Singapore and a Master of Research in Fine Art at

Paul B. Cohen read English at Leeds University, and holds graduate degrees from Vanderbilt University and the University of Southern California where he studied for a master’s in Creative Writing. Formerly a freelance theatre and film reviewer, his plays have been seen in various cities in the Uni

Paul Blaney is a fiction writer and occasional poet. Born in Essex, he studied Classics as an undergraduate and now teaches writing at Rutgers University in New Jersey. He has two cats, Pushkin and Frida. Paul writes fiction, poetry and non-fiction. His short stories have appeared in print and on

Paul Perilli lives in Brooklyn, NY. His writing has appeared in places such as The European, Baltimore Magazine, Poets and Writers Magazine, New Observations Magazine and more recently in The Transnational, Numero Cinq, Thema, Overland, Aethlon, Jerry Jazz Musician, Zin Daily and others. He’s also