Malinovskaya’s poetry has been published in numerous anthologies and magazines and translated into English, Spanish, Italian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Belarusian and Polish. Her most recent documentary poetry project is based on testimonies of French–Ivorian clashes survivors. A Time of its own is a poem based on the testimonies of the French citizen who survived the civil war in Ivory Coast
Sonnet Mondal is an Indian poet, editor, and author of Karmic Chanting and Ink & Line. His writings have appeared in global publications. Mondal was one of the authors of the Silk Routes project of the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa from 2014 to 2016.
Francesca Farina is an Italian poet, writer, literary critic and culture professional. She has published a number of poetry works and a novel, Casa di mortin(www.bertonieditore.it). Literary awards or mentions include the Premio Internazionale di Poesia Eugenio Montale, Premio Tracce-Pablo Neruda, Premio Nazionale per il Sonetto Renato Fucini, and the Premio Scriveredonna.
Alzo David-West studied art, literature, and philosophy in the United States and Switzerland. He writes mundane fiction, speculative fiction, and poetry and is academically published in aesthetics, film studies, language, literature, philosophy, politics, and social psychology.
Sandeep Kumar Mishra is a Bestseller author of poetry Collection “One Heart- Many Breaks-2020”, An outsider artist, a poet and a lecturer. He is guest poetry editor at Indian Poetry Review.
Kim Shuck is a poet, educator, visual artist from the United States and the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Shuck is author of eight books, the latest of which is Exile Heart. She was the 7th Poet Laureate of San Francisco, where she continues to organize poetry and art events.
Barbara Serdakowski (Poland, 1964) lived in Morocco and then emigrated to Canada in 1974. She has lived in Florence since 1996. A translingual and polyglot, she has won several literary prizes for both published and unpublished work.
Ssebo Lule (pen name) is a Luganda performance poet and translator born and living in Kampala, Uganda. His debut poetry collection Ogenda wa was published in 2018. Since then, he has performed at several arts festivals
Coen van der Wolf (1982) has been writing poetry since his early teens. The recipient of a 2011 Master’s degree in Ancient History, he is reacquainting himself with modern languages. He has been published by In Parentheses, The Raintown Review and The Whitewall Review.
Ronica (Bhattacharya) Dhar is a writer, educator and amateur letterpress printer working in Detroit, Michigan, USA. She authored two novels inspired largely by her Bengali and Kashmiri heritage: BIJOU ROY (St. Martin’s Press) and the recently completed NONAH IN SEARCH OF NIRVANA.