Josephine Carter is a Black queer poet, artist, and performer whose work with words is often only dubiously poetic. She makes and uses composed, readymade and improvised texts, recordings and live utterances for good and evil. She lives in Folkestone. Instagram: @rejoice_satyr

Stephen Emmerson is a writer and artist. His books include A Piece, Family Portraits, and Poetry Wholes (all published by If P Then Q), Dungeness (Guillemot Press), and A Box of Ideas (Timglaset). His work has been exhibited widely and examples are held by institutions such as The Bodleian Library, Tate Britain, The National Poetry Library, The University of Sussex, and Buffalo University. Instagram: @tothemadpoets

Stephen Mooney is a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Poetry Coordinator at the University of Surrey. His practice varies across modes, but is often connected to gaming methodologies and mechanics as these collide with language and poetry, from visual to lexical to performative to sculptural to sound. His poetry collections are DCLP, Shuddered, The Cursory Epic, 663 Reasons Why and Ratzinger Solo. He is currently working on intra-lingual translations of H.P. Lovecraft’s mythos poems, a series of Judge Dredd poems, and a collection of gamebook poems.