Alison Dunne lives in the East Midlands where she writes, co-ordinates literature projects, wears lipstick and walks the dog. Her work has been published and broadcast on Radio 4 and she has read her work at many venues including the Bloomsbury Theatre and the Edinburgh Fringe. Her chapbook April's Fish from Koo Press was published and launched at wordfringe in 2006.

See ivoryfishbone.wordpress.com for more.

Alison Flett was born and bred in Edinburgh but now lives in Orkney. She has performed her work on television and radio and at readings throughout the country and abroad. She recently won the Belmont prize for childrens poetry and was shortlisted for the 2004 Scotsman/Orange short story award. Her collection of poetry Whit Lassyz Ur Inty (Argyll Press, 2004) was shortlisted for the Saltire First Book of the Year Award. Her story Here He Comes won the Hi-Arts short story competition, 2007. She has just completed her first novel.

Eddie Gibbons has three poetry books published by Thirsty Books, Edinburgh, and two publications by Koo Press, Aberdeen. His latest book, What They Say About You, to be published by Leamington Books, may or may not be available during wordfringe. TV / Radio / Magazines / Millennium Dome / London / Poetry Cafe / Bloomsbury Theatre / British Council Berlin / New York / Faber-Ottakars Judge / Poetry Postcard 1999 / SAC Poem of the Month / The Scotsman / Scotland on Sunday / Edinburgh Fringe / Stanza 2007 & all that jazz.

See scallyg.blogspot.com for further illumination.

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