(IMAGE CREDIT: Seth Guy)

DANNY D FORD:

Danny D. Ford’s poetry & artwork has appeared in numerous online and print titles. He has a number of chapbooks to his name, including Socks & Scandals (Two Key Customs, 2026), and Overthinking the Flamingo (Crying Heart Press, 2025), as well as the full-length collection What’s a Monday Called? (Yellow King Press, 2024). He can be found in Bergamo, Italy.

www.theunfoldinghead.com / @theunfoldinghead 

MARTIN RIESER: 

Martin Rieser is both a poet and visual artist. His interactive installations based on his poetry have been shown around the world, including Understanding Echo shown in Japan 2002, Hosts Bath Abbey 2006, Secret Door Invideo Milan 2006, The Street RMIT Gallery Melbourne 2008/ISEA Belfast 2009, Secret Garden, Phoenix Square 2012/Taipei 2013 and RUR at Glyndebourne in 2014 for REFRAME at the University of Sussex. He has developed mobile artworks using interactive text and image for Leicester, London and Athens and exhibited the Third Woman Interactive film in Vienna, Xian and New York. He runs the Stanza poetry group in Bristol.

http://www.martinrieser.com

PAUL SIMS:

Paul is not quite sure what he is – or for that matter, does anyone else really know but, what is certain is that he is a dedicated dabbler of forms: be they painted forms, photographic or various scribbled thoughts and what does all this dabbling add up to?  As far as there is a sum to these disparate parts, it is some kind of attempt to make sense of the world, or to make further nonsense but an attempt to find form in all the dissidence and drift of life.  He drifts through the dissidence and dabbles and occasionally something of vague worth might be produced.  What might be the worth culled from all that drifting and dabbling?  If not answers, certainly questions and maybe, in the end, that is all anyone can do.

GWIL JAMES THOMAS:

Gwil James Thomas is a poet, novelist and inept musician. He lives in his home town of Bristol, England, but has also lived in London, Brighton and Spain. His most recent poetry chapbook Mercy was recently published by Two Key Customs. A musical/spoken word collaboration of poems taken from his second poetry collection The P45 Power Ballad (Yellow King Press), was recently released by Bristol label Irregular Patterns. His poetry has also been published by Tangerine Press, Vipers Tongue, The Scumrag and Haikus, Nearkus Fauxkus and Fuck Yous, amongst others. He is part English, part Welsh and part Wolf.