Afsaneh Gitiforouz Afsaneh Gitiforouz was born in Shiraz, Iran. There she completed a BSc in clinical psychology. She left Iran in 1999 and finally settled in London in 2000 where she has been living since. She began writing in 2014, the outcome of which has been a full length novel and many poems that [...]

Peter Godismo Peter Godismo is a Nigerian poet now living in London. He has published three books: “A Snake in the King’s Palace”, “Chains and Rings” and “Miffed” and has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe. His poems cover a wide range of issues, from love, hate, identity, tradition and governance. Peter belongs to Exiled [...]

Lester Gomez Medina Lester is a Nicaraguan-Costa Rican writer. His passion for the Spanish language, for narrative and poetry, led him to study Spanish Philology, a subject on which he graduated at the UCR in San José, Costa Rica. In parallel, Lester carried out studies at INA, where he graduated as a voice over. [...]

Nikheel Gorolay Nikheel Gorolay was born in London to East African Asian parents. He has contributed poetry and book reviews to SABLE Litmag and has just completed his debut novel, Bricks and Mousa, which is inspired by his life as part of the British Asian community and growing up in a home which has been a regular building [...]

Fatima Hagi Fatima Hagi was raised in London but spent her early years in Somalia during a period of civil war that saw her family flee to Kenya; her works draw on her experiences, both past and present, and reflect on displacement, hybrid identities and womanhood. Her poetry has been published in Exiled Ink [...]

Gëzim Hajdari Gëzim Hajdari was born in 1957 in Hajdaraj, Albania, from a family of land owners whose property was confiscated during the Communist dictatorship of Enver Hoxha. He acquired his early education in his home town, trained as an accountant in the district town of Lushnje, then graduated in Albanian Language & Literature [...]

Anwar Hamed Anwar Hamed is a London-based Hungarian-Palestinian novelist, critic, and poet. As a multi-linguist, Hamed traverses between English, Arabic, Hebrew and Hungarian for his creative and academic contributions including the much applauded, Being Palestinian: Personal Reflections on Palestinian Identity in the Diaspora. He has published eight novels including The Stones of Pain, Sheherazade [...]

Navid Hamzavi Navid Hamzavi is an award-wining Iranian writer. He is currently doing his MA on Cultural and Critical Studies at Birkbeck, University of London. The first collection of hist stories,Rag-and-Bone man,was published in 2010, and was severely censored by the Ministry of Cultural and Islamic Guidance. Having difficulties in publishing his stories, he recently [...]

Choman Hardi Choman Hardi was born in Sulaimanya, Southern Kurdistan in 1974 and grew up there. She has lived in Iran and Turkey before coming to England in 1993. She has published two collections of poetry in Kurdish: 'Return with no memory' (Denmark, 1996) and 'Light of the shadows' (Sweden, 1998). She is also [...]

Nigar Hasan-Zadeh Negar Hasan-Zadeh was born in Baku/Azerbaijan. She graduated in philology of Russian language and Literature from Baku University in 1998. In 2000 she published her first collection of poetry in Russian “On Wings over the Horizon” - Baku/Azerbaijan. In 2001 she became young member of the Azerbaijan Union of Writers. In 2001, [...]