Aurélien “Al” Hannoyer has written two novels, several short stories and some poetry. He now lives in Paris.
Aurélien Hannoyer
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Aurélien “Al” Hannoyer has written two novels, several short stories and some poetry. He now lives in Paris.
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Maulikraj Shrimali is a founder and director of anti-caste theatre group called ‘Whistle Blower Theatre Group’. His areas of research interest are Theatre for development, Nomadic and Denotified Tribes, Dalit and Adiwasi culture
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R.T. Notaro is a news photographer/writer/producer, currently working in Philadelphia. In over 30 years in the television industry R.T. has been nominated for three Emmy Awards, along with two AP News Awards.
Helene Paraskeva was born in Athens, Greece and studied in Greece, in the United Kingdom and Italy. She writes in English, Greek and Italian.
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Seattle writer Jason M. Thornberry is currently pursuing an MFA in Creative Writing at Chapman University. Jason previously taught creative writing and literature at Seattle Pacific University.
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