our writers
We work with writers who deem themselves as ostracised from traditional publishing routes. This could be for a number of reasons - their gender identity, social class, skin colour, sexuality… The list goes on. What we care about is the stories they want to tell - we give air and amplification to real, authentic accounts. You can learn more about them on their book pages - please click through to see what they’re about.
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George Parker
Queer-crip-genderfuckery and evocative challenge to normalcy
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goodnighttheskye
Leeds-based fae poet and slam champ with a taste for adventure
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The Hellpoet
Please be seated for your Alternative Sermon; The Hellpoet hath arrived
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Steph James
Radical queer existence with a pinch of neurodivergent defiance
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Candi Martin
Political, spiritual, Northern and magical
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Helen Rice
Not your mother, but a damn good poet
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Quigley Cryan Brockbank
Body horror with a surrealist twist
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Ash Bainbridge
Gynaecological care from a trans perspective, and the 2024 Student Midwife of the Year
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Reanna Valentine
Sussex charm that’s queer AF to boot
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Fiona Hutchings
Sheffield steel with a dash of wit - this poet refuses to be labelled
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Nathaniel Lloyd Richards
A well-travelled, philosophical poet with a lot to say
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Snehal Amembal
Do you want love or a love story? Beautiful poetry from a beautiful soul
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Dorian North
Northern grit all the way from the US of A
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James Walton
As Northern as a pie barm with the stories to back it up
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Jen Corcoran
Socialist, feminist, gorgeous and gobby
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Alice Godliman
Self-confessed spooky bitch
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James Jackson
The original new new romantic
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John Clifford
Do you ever feel like a snow globe?
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Elspeth Wilson
A mortal body with a taste for pop culture
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Emily Cooke
Lancashire vigour that will tear your heart out if you let it
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Caitlin Kendall
Maiden, mother, crone - and absolutely brilliant wordsmith to boot
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Daniel Skentelbery
The first and only member of the Monmouth Film Re-enactment Society
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Emma Conally-Barklem
Love, loss, and nostalgia - all wrapped up in a beautiful book
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Charlie Parker
A defiant millennial man with a lot to say about society
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Caitlin McKenna
Everything you ever needed to know about love
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Scarlett Ellson
A young poet with a deft grasp of what it means to be consumed by emotion
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Eddie Jones
Romantic poetry with a genderfuckery twist
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Laura Lewis-Waters
Radical vulnerability and a knack of pin-pointing the sharpness of grief
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Ellen Clayton
Love, sex and nostalgia - what more could you want?
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Rebecca Kenny
Where all of this began: the poet who broke her back