Agnes Lehoczky was born in 1976 in Budapest. _Station X_ and _Medalion_, her first two short collections, were published in Budapest, by Universitas, in 2000 & 2002. Her work has been published in a number of places in print and online in Hungary and the UK.
From its beginnings in 2000 above an old Communist theme pub in Norwich, Aisle16 became a halfway house for a new generation of live poetry. Its resident members travel across the country, playing to audiences at music, comedy and literary events.
In 2004 they wrote and performed Powerpoint, the most successful poetry show on the Edinburgh Fringe, which toured the UK in 2005. They are the most sought after live poetry collective in the UK. For more information about what they are up to these days, visit their website.
Andre Mangeot's short stories have appeared in London Magazine and his poetry in many British and American journals. In recent years he has won prizes in the Yorkshire, Kent & Sussex and Bridport competitions and been shortlisted for the Blackwells / TLS prize, among others. He is a member of the performance group Joy of Six which has played at venues across England and in New York. A short book of poems, _Natural Causes_, was published by Shoestring Press in 2003. _Mixer_ was his first full-length collection. He has since had a collection of short stories published by Salt.
Ben Borek was born in in Camberwell in 1980. He graduated, with distinction, from The University of East Anglia Creative Writing MA in 2004. He has appeared on BBC Radio 3 and has read at the Latitude poetry festival and his book, _Donjong Heights_ was a cult book of 2007. He lives in London, where he teaches and is currently working on his second book.
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