Steven Harris, Fiction Editor

Steven has devoted his life to writing in one form or another, from song-writing to academic work, from poetry to journalism, with a fair bit of fiction thrown in for good measure. On leaving school he spent a decade and a half as a semi-professional and then professional musician before deciding it was a younger man’s game. He then attended Exeter university and spent eight very happy years studying for bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. He is currently concentrating more on his own creative writing and has published a collection of short stories this year with a volume of poetry due in October. He lives in the West Country where he helps his wife grow vegetables and tend to their a flock of birds which at the moment consists up of five ducks, twelve chickens and two geese. Website. Blog.

Adrian Manning, Poetry Editor

Adrian lives in Leicester, England. He has had poems, articles and reviews published in many print and on-line publications. He is the author of a number of chapbooks of poetry including Wretched Songs For Out Of Tune Musicians and Repeating The Mantra (both published by Bottle of Smoke Press), As Unavoidable As History (Hemispherical Press), Bring Down The Sun (Art Bureau Press - a joint chapbook with Henry Denander) , Wide Asleep, Fast Awake (Kendra Steiner Press) and his latest - All This I See Before, Me All This I Cannot Resist (Propaganda Press). He is also the editor of Concrete Meat Press.

James D Quinton, Managing Editor

James has had poetry and fiction published around the world since 2001. His debut novel Touch and collected poems Street Psalms are out now: Amazon UK and Amazon US. You can find him on Facebook. 

Liz Roberts, Managing Editor

Liz was born into a musical family. Her father was a session musician and her mother played in numerous folk bands during the 1970s/80s. Brought up in Holland she became enamored with literature from a young age. After completing her MA in English Literature she had a book of criticism on Dutch authors published in 2005. She is currently writing her debut novel, at almost fourteen hundred pages, she is no where near the end.