Cyril Wong is the author of four collections of poetry in Singapore. Winner of the National Arts Council's Young Artist Award for Literature, Cyril's works have been adapted to dance, film, music and drama and presented in various countries. A featured poet at the Edinburgh International Book Festival and the Hong Kong International Literary Festival, his poetry has appeared in Atlanta Review, Poetry International, Berliner Anthologie, Dimsum, Ideya, among others worldwide.
Taylor Graham poems have appeared in International Poetry Review, The Iowa Review, The New York Quarterly, Poetry International, and elsewhere, and he is included in the anthology, California Poetry: From the Gold Rush to the Present (Santa Clara Univ., 2004). His book The Downstairs Dance Floor, is winner of this year’s Robert Phillips Poetry Chapbook Prize from Texas Review Press.
Donna Bamford Is free lance journalist, EFL teacher, struggling creative writer, world traveler, and would be actress residing currently in London, Ontario though. She have also lived in London, England, Paris, Athens and India and have travelled in Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nepal as well as most of the countries in Europe, but she still call Toronto home. She have written three children’s books which I am trying to get published as well as a novella and lots of poetry. Her interests include anything to do with the arts. Or if the opportunity arises -travel! She have an Honours BA in English from the University of Toronto and speak French fluently as well as passable Italian and German. Her poetry and essays, and articles have been published in a number of online magazines and a few print magazines such as Qwerty, Bywords, Ascent, Electric Acorn, Ygdrasil, Great Works, Scriberazone, 7:24, The Mag, Another Toronto Quarterly ,Poetry Niederngasse, Mindfire, Krytia,Tryst, and She have had several articles published in The Globe and Mail, the London Free Press, as well as The Old South Advocate, the Village News, and the Reporter. She is currently working on a novel called That Winter in Paris and to keep sane She do volunteer work with refugees.
Craig Donovan lives with his wife in a vicarage in Birmingham, England. Their love of travel has coloured much of his writing. He has published a number of short stories and more recently has completed his first novel The Wrong Girlfriend; a lad's lit story about love, lager and the eternal hope that one thing really does lead to another.