Selected Contributors:

Hannah Copley is currently in her second year of a PhD on the poetry of Geoffrey Hill, Jon Silkin, and Tony Harrison. She writes poetry and is an Editorial Assistant atStand, and the current editor of Poetry and Audience (Leeds).

Adam Elgar's poems and translations have appeared in several journals. His translation of Alessandra Lavagnino's novella, Truth and Flies, is published by Troubador, and his translation of Don Camillo stories by Giovanni Guareschi is forthcoming from Pilot Productions.

Elke Frensche was born in Germany, and studies in Germany and the United States. She now resides in Berlin. A collection of stories on the American west coast will appear with the title Landmarks Seamarks Her latest work, Dearest Berlin! A City Mediator, was released as an eBook.

Roger Garfitt runs Poetry Masterclasses for the University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education at Madingley Hall. His SelectedPoems is published by Carcanet and his memoir, The Horseman's Word, has just come out as a Vintage paperback.

Norah Hill has poetry in PN Review, and was Middlesborough Poet Laureate in 2002. She has three books published: Over the Border (Mudfog Press); Like (laureate collection); Of Many-coloured glass (stories-Paranoia Press). Her work is influenced by her father's wood-carving.

Karol Maliszewski is a Polish poet and literary critic. He has published eleven collections of poetry, five prose works, six volumes of literary criticism sketches, articles for national magazines and poetry journals. He is considered one of the most controversial critics of contemporary Polish poetry.

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