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Amy Bernays is a painter and writer living and working in Los Angeles, California. Amy graduated with a BA(hons) in Fine Art from Central St Martins, London in 2001. Her work is a mix of paintings, prints, drawings; short stories and behind the scenes narratives from London and California. Using her daily experiences and various materials, she provides a window into western culture. Shortlisted for the Mercury prize in 2006, her work can be seen in galleries in Los Angeles, London and Edinburgh as well as online at www.bernays.net  www.newbloodart.com www.artamatoria.co.uk www.londonart.co.uk

Read This Events

The Read This Store has launched! Get over there to get your hands on any copy of RT, past or present, or to get hold of a subscription. You can also buy the brand new Read This Press anthology Skin Deep in the shop!

Editors Hayley, Struan and Dave, and Editor-in-Chief Claire, will all be reading their work at a series of events to promote the DUO anthology. They'll be reading at Forest, Edinburgh on Saturday 2nd May and the Bowery, Edinburgh on 18th May.

Editor Chris and Ed-in-Chief Claire will be competing in the Voxbox Sotto Voce Slam at Meadow Bar, Edinburgh on 6th May. Come along from 7.30pm... £2/£3 entry.

Feel free to get in touch via submissions@
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In the print issue...

Read This 17 has hit the shelves, featuring work by Eric Hamilton, Lauren Singer and many others, plus it's illustrated by the incredibly talented Ms Amy Bernays. Get your hands on a copy!

Issue 10 - September 2008 - Contributors

Drew Anderson, a sixteen year old hailing from the sticky heat of central North Carolina in the United States, has been described by friends as "fluffy." A voracious reader and avid writer, he's just trying to get by in his sophomore year in high school with the aid of his trusty composition notebook and mechanical pencil.

Jamie Baxter has been writing poetry for three years. He is about to start his first year at Durham University studying Engineering. He writes poetry about his life, thoughts and observations and has recently been published in Bottom of the World.

Pete Harrodine lives near Edinburgh, isolated and friendless, overwhelmed by insurmountable debt and a paralyzing fear of the future. When he is not working full-time on his 'great novel', he aimlessly wanders his house, agonizing that his book seems so close to completion, if only he could fix that one crappy chapter/sub-plot/line of dialogue...

Tennyson Horn is a high school student at a small boarding school in Birmingham, Alabama who enjoys writing, wit and general dry humor and only wishes he could write prose decently. When not at school he spends his time waiting tables in Seaside, Florida and has been, for some time, waiting to take a stereotypical road trip solely for the purpose of consummating some personal transformation.

Mark Reep is an artist and writer who lives and works in the hill country of Pennsylvania and the Fingerlakes of New York.  His work has been acquired by private collections throughout the U.S; recent publications include American Art Collector.  He’s currently laboring fitfully at what he hopes may resolve itself into a mosaic novel, or something.  New prose, poems, drawings, photos are posted regularly on his blog. 

Katie Winny has been writing poetry for about two years, short stories for about seven, and has been in love with language her whole life. She is a fifteen-year-old New Zealander whose interests lean heavily towards the arts. Katie would love to make something of herself with writing, and is determined to do so.

 

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