Laure Cambau lives in Paris. She is a poet and a pianist, as well as an author of stories for children and of song lyrics.
In her constant balance between the “fertility of sound” and “the magic reality of words” (D.H.Lawrence) she claims her right to strangeness. She has published nine collections of poetry and has been granted the Poncetton award by the Société des Gens de Lettres for Lettres au voyou céleste (Amandier, 2010). She also received Venus Koury-Ghata award in 2018. Her latest collection Grand Motel du Biotope was published in 2021 by Apic (Algiers).

Anne-Marie Glasheen, poet, photographer and translator, with an English mother and Belgian father, spent her early childhood in Belgium. A past Chair of the Translators Association, Glasheen has translated fiction, non-fiction, plays, poetry and art history books. Her translated plays have been performed at the Edinburgh and Brighton festivals, in London, the USA and Northern Ireland. In 1998, she was the recipient of the Belgian francophone prize for translation. Her poetry has been published in poetry journals in Belgium, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, the UK and USA and her first collection appeared with Bradshaw Books in 2008.