Contributors
Sriramgokul Chinnasamy lives in India and has M.A. in Creative Writing from Teesside University, UK. His poems have appeared in Envoi, Taj Mahal Review, Live from Worktown, Through the Cracks, and Muse India. In 2016, he was shortlisted in the Cinnamon Press Poetry Pamphlet Prize. [email protected]
Sinead Crowley graduated with a M.A. in English earlier this year and also has a B.A. in English and History (2015).
Monica Goldberg is an Australian prose writer and photographer. Her video poetry was recently shown at the 5th International Video Poetry Festival in Athens. Her work has been recently published by Five 2 One Magazine, Drunk Monkeys and HEArt (heartjournalonline.com). Two of her pieces were shortlisted in the 2016 Fish Flash Fiction Awards.
Lisa Deeney is a writer & careless artist. [email protected]
Monica Goldberg is an Australian prose writer and photographer. Her video poetry was recently shown at the 5th International Video Poetry Festival in Athens. Her work has been recently published by Five 2 One Magazine, Drunk Monkeys and HEArt (heartjournalonline.com). Two of her pieces were shortlisted in the 2016 Fish Flash Fiction Awards.
Noel Howley is originally from South Kilkenny but now living in Waterford with his wife and two children.
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Noreen Lace is the author of two novellas, West End and Life of Clouds, and an upcoming book of short stories, Namas-Cray, to be released July 2017. Poetry and fiction publications include The Chicago Tribune's Printers Row Journal, Vine Leaves Press - Australia, The Oleander Review, among others. Contact: www.NoreenLace.com
Brandon Marlon is a writer from Ottawa, Canada. He received his B.A. in Drama & English from the University of Toronto and his M.A. in English from the University of Victoria. His poetry was awarded the Harry Hoyt Lacey Prize in Poetry (Fall 2015), and his writing has been published in 175+ publications in 24 countries. www.brandonmarlon.com.
Tom McElligott has stories and poetry featured in several publications including; Book of short stories A TABLE FOR TWO – Published by Limerick Writers; Losing Touch and Moments Thought - The Clare Champion; Antry - Write.ie Website Tell Your Own Story; The Witching Tree - UL Ogham Stone Journal 2017 art piece; Artwork – Silverstreams Journal Table for Two- Limerick Writers Anthology No 12; A Cup of tea - Limerick City of Culture Anthology The Hearts of Limerick; Stone cold Man - Liberties Flash Fiction. He was born in Israel and lives in Limerick Ireland. He is married to Alice and they have three children.
Jude Murphy lives in Dublin, where he has studied psychology as well as culture and heritage. His visual art focuses on creating vivid abstract compositions that explore the dichotomy of geometrical and organic form. Drawing from the same theme of abstraction, the question of the constructed nature of words is always present in his writing. [email protected]
Nalini Priyadarshni is the author of Doppelganger in My House and co author of Lines Across Oceans. Her poems have appeared in numerous literary journals, podcasts and international anthologies including In-flight Magazine, Poetry Breakfast, Yellow Chair Review. Her poems and views on poetry and life have been featured on AIR (All India Radio) and FM radio. She lives in India.
Poetry (2017); Cold Weather Shelter Anthology (2017); Southword Issue 31 (2017); The Cannon’s Mouth (2016). She was short-listed for Fire River Poetry Competition (2016). Her poetic film I Hear Fish Drowningpremiered at Merriman Summer school (2014) http://www.palowniapictures.com/ Her working background has been in the Arts, Health and Housing. Email: [email protected] <http://[email protected]
Deirdre Sullivan is a writer and teacher from Galway. She writes young Adult novels, most recently Needlework. Her next book, Tangleweed and Brine will be a fairy-tale collection.
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Deirdre Sullivan (Writer) on Facebook.
Shane Vaughan is a writer, photographer, and media maker. His writing can be found in numerous journals and magazines, such as The Pickled Body, The Honest Ulsterman, and Poetry NI, and his photography has been featured in Idler, The Bohemyth, and Stanzas, which he co-runs in Limerick City. His poetry-films have shortlisted for various competitions, he is on the board of the Limerick Fringe, and his latest play Puck & The Lovers performed in the Cork School of Music to wide acclaim. [email protected]
Sharon Zelnick holds a BA in Liberal Arts (magna cum laude) from Tel Aviv University and is now pursuing her MA in Comparative Literature and Media at Leiden University. Sharon’s main fields of interest are intermediality, migratory aesthetics, feminism, and postmodernism. [email protected]