Jim Ward writes and is published in English and Irish. His award-winning play Just Guff has toured locally including Town Hall Studio, Galway, Kilkee Playwright…
Anna-Clare Nic Gairbheith is a postgraduate student at University College Dublin studying the MA Cumarsáid agus ScrĂobh na Gaeilge. She has written for NĂłs magazine…
Jack Ă“ Drisceoil – Is CorcaĂoch Ăł dhĂşchas mĂ© ach bhĂ cĂłnaĂ orm i roinnt tĂortha difriĂşla in imeacht na mbliana. Thug mĂ© 14 bliain…
Niall Ă“ Siadhail is a London-based writer and musician originally from County Tyrone. He is also an Irish language activist and teacher, and producer/editor of…
Tá GearĂłidĂn Nic Cárthaigh ag cur fĂşithi in Iarthar ChorcaĂ. ScrĂobhann sĂ gearrscĂ©alta, splancfhiscean agus dánta as Gaeilge agus as BĂ©arla. Tá saothar dá cuid…
James Tierney is a working-class writer. His work has been featured by Poetry Society, Brave Voices, and others. You can find him on Twitter @jamesmptierney.
Frances Gapper’s flashes and micros have been published in the Cafe Irreal, Wigleaf, the Ilanot Review, the Citron Review, New Flash Fiction Review, Meniscus, Fictive…
Nepal-born Anuja Ghimire (Twitter @GhimireAnuja) lives near Dallas with her husband and two daughters. She’s the author of chapbook Kathmandu (Unsolicited Press), a Best of…
Alexis Wolfe is a writer living in Berkshire, UK. Publications include Mamalode, The London Reader, The Wild Word, Spelk Fiction and New Flash Fiction Review.…
Damhnait Monaghan’s flash is widely published. Her novella in flash, The Neverlands, won Best Novella in the 2020 Saboteur Awards. Her debut novel, New Girl…