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Issue 14 - January / February 2009 - Contributors
Jamie Mollart is a writer based in Leicester, England. His work has been published in a selection of regional magazines, he previously had a weekly lifestyle column in the Leicester Mercury Newspaper and writes music reviews and feature articles for "Disorder" magazine. He is working on a literary-fiction novel that flirts with classic horror and is presently seeking representation. In the real world he lives with his fiance and cat and is training for the London marathon.
Samuel Prince’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Mimesis, nthposition, Obsessed with Pipework, South Bank Poetry, Trespass and Under the Radar. Born in 1980 and brought up in West Yorkshire and Norfolk, he now lives and works in London.
Samuel's work is also featured in the print issue of Read This 14.
Andrew Burke is 21 and was born and raised in Ireland. He currently lives and studies in Edinburgh. He has been writing poetry since he was fifteen, in addition to which he also writes and performs stand-up comedy around Scotland. He won the Lewis Edwards prize for poetry in 2007 and has since embarked on a painstakingly slow campaign of world domination.
Andrew's work is also featured in the print issue of Read This 14.
Jessica Winch is in her final year studying English Literature at the University of Edinburgh. She has just returned from a year abroad in Barcelona, where she spent a lot of time drinking coffee and was bitten by the poetry bug. While in Spain, she enrolled on an online writing workshop, which gave her the confidence to continue writing poetry on her return to Scotland. Her goals now are to graduate, write at least five memorable poems, and work out how to combine a job with a Masters degree with a year in France.
Tamarisk Kay is a poet and writer currently resident on a narrowboat in central London (before you ask no, it's not cold in the winter). She has previously been published in the Next anthology and spends her days scribbling frantically in the company of her two lurchers. She is inspired by the beauty of the world, and spends quite a lot of her time shouting at the radio about the wide variety of social and political issues which get her a bit het up.
Tamarisk's work is also featured in the print issue of Read This 14.
Tyler Cobb is a poet living in St. Paul, Minnesota. He graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College. His work has appeared in BlazeVOX, The Blue Print Review, and Apt.