Kirsty Logan

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KIRSTY LOGAN is the award-winning author of six books, including three short story collections which have won prizes and been optioned for TV, adapted for theatre, broadcast on radio, interpreted in dance, translated in several languages, and distributed from a vintage Wurlitzer cigarette machine. She is currently working on a new story collection and a … Read more

Michael Jeffrey Lee

Michael Jeffrey Lee’s first collection, Something in My Eye, received the Mary McCarthy Prize and was published by Sarabande. His second collection, My Worst Ideas, is forthcoming in 2023 from Spurl Editions. His stories have appeared in N+1, BOMB, The Rupture, and The Southern Review, among others. He has taught fiction at Tulane University, the University of Louisiana, and … Read more

Traci Kim

TRACI KIM is a freelance literary consultant from Chicago. She was The Reader’s program manager from 2018-2020 and now provides our manuscript assessments, coaching and editorial services – specializing in literary fiction and creative nonfiction, as well as B2B/C content editing. Traci is passionate about the power of storytelling and loves to find new ways … Read more

Jane Flett

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JANE FLETT is a Scottish writer based in Berlin. Her fiction has been commissioned for BBC Radio 4, featured in Electric Literature’s Recommended Reading, and awarded the New Orleans Writing Residency. Her poetry features in the Best British Poetry and received the Berlin Senate Award for non-German literature. She is represented by Marina de Pass … Read more

Susanna Forrest

SUSANNA FORREST is the author of two critically acclaimed nonfiction titles that incorporate history, travel, memoir and reportage. Her latest, The Age of the Horse, is published by Atlantic Books in the UK and Atlantic Monthly Press in the USA. It’s currently being translated into Japanese by Hara Shobo. Described as “outstanding” (The Times) and … Read more

Clare Wigfall

CLARE WIGFALL has lived in London, Berkeley, Prague, Edinburgh, and presently Berlin. Her debut short story collection The Loudest Sound and Nothing (Faber & Faber) was published in 2007 to critical acclaim, described by the Guardian as ‘energisingly, awe-inspiringly, intimidatingly good’. The following year she won the BBC National Short Story Award and was later … Read more

Donna Stonecipher

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DONNA STONECIPHER is the author of five books of poetry, including Transaction Histories, which The New York Times cited as one of the 10 best poetry books of 2018. Her work has been published in The Paris Review, amongst others. She has taught at the prestigious Iowa Writers’ Workshop and lives in Berlin.

Jessica Miller

Jessica Miller

Jessica Miller is the author of gothic middle-grade novel Elizabeth and Zenobia. Published in Australia (Text), North America (Abrams) and the U.K (Faber) and soon to be translated into Turkish, Elizabeth and Zenobia has been described as ‘Eerie and dazzling—a perfect book for a dark and stormy afternoon’ by Kirkus Reviews. Her YA novel, The … Read more

Gijs Van Koningsveld

GIJS VAN KONINGSVELD is a freelance writer, editor and translator specialising in the fields of design, popular culture and the humanities. He is the founder and director of November Editions, a publishing house dedicated to publishing English-language translations of classic German Expressionist literature. Gijs received an M.A. in English Literature from the University of Amsterdam, … Read more

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