Mona Dash Born and brought up in Orissa, India, Mona Dash moved to London in 2001. As an Engineer and MBA, she works as a manager in a Telecoms company. She writes short stories and poetry and her work has been published in various magazines internationally such as Kavya Bharati, Muse India, The Lake, [...]

Catherine Temma Davidson is a poet and novelist who grew up in Los Angeles, California and now lives in London with her husband and children. From a Greek and Jewish immigrant background, she often writes about cultural inheritance, crossing borders and the gift of multiple perspectives. She teaches Creative Writing at Regents’ University, and [...]

Catherine Davidson Catherine Temma Davidson is a poet and novelist who grew up in Los Angeles, California and now lives in London with her husband and children. From a Greek and Jewish immigrant background, she often writes about cultural inheritance, crossing borders and the gift of multiple perspectives. She teaches Creative Writing at Regents’ [...]

Jael de la Luz Jael de la Luz is a Mexican historian, writer, editor and community organiser. She is a founder and editor of Feminopraxis, a feminist online magazine. Founder of the Spanish Book Club at The Feminist Library, and involved in many writing and craft activism collectives. She was previously an academic [...]

Yolande Deane My name is Yolande Deane, I’m 34 and I live and was born in London. My parents come from the Caribbean. I am an EFL teacher (English as a Foreign Language). I studied at the London Metropolitan University, where I did a BA (Hons) in European Studies and Italian. I have been writing poetry since [...]

Isabel del Rio Isabel del Rio is a bilingual writer and linguist. She was born in Madrid, Spain, but has spent most of her life in London. She has a five-year degree from Madrid University and a PhD in Creative Writing from the University of West London (UWL); she is also a Fellow of [...]

Farah Didi Dr. Farah Didi (nee Faizal) is a British-educated, human rights defender from the Maldives. She worked for the Maldives democracy movement pre-2008 and with the first democratically elected government in 2008, she served as the High Commissioner of the Republic of Maldives to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland [...]

Osita Dima Osita Dima is a university student and a poet from Sierre Leone. He enjoys writing poetry and appreciates it as a cathartic medium which allows him to document his thoughts. His work is predominately aimed at young people and he endeavours to shift the paradigm of tradition by inspiring the idea of [...]

Amna Dumpor Amna Dumpor was born in 1968 in Mostar, Bosnia and Hercegovina where she was involved in the media and theatre. She worked as a proconsul in Mostar assisting in the evacuation of 10,000 children and vulnerable people during the Bosnian war. She arrived in the UK in 1992, gaining a degree in [...]

Fatma Durmush Fatma Durmush is a member of a Turkish Cypriot family and came to Britain when she was one month old. She sees her identity as being British-Turkish as she speaks Turkish and is steeped in Turkish culture. She worked in her father's cafe in south London, simultaneously writing and studying for the [...]