Laurence Estanove is an independent scholar and co-editor of the online journal FATHOM. Her more recent research focuses on popular music, cultural geography, and digital sociability. She has co-edited two books including Thomas Hardy, Poet: New Perspectives (2015), and is currently working on a book-length study of the independent music scene of Glasgow, Scotland.Adrian Grafe is an Oxford graduate, a Fellow of the English Association and currently an English Professor at Artois University, France. He has published broadly on poetry and popular music. His work on Bob Dylan includes a piece on Francis Cabrel’s French versions of Dylan’s songs (2019) and another on ‘Murder Most Foul’ (TLS, 15 May 2020). His novel Back to Vienna is due out in 2022.Andrew McKeown teaches English at the University of Poitiers, France and co-hosts Half Men Half Biscuits, a weekly radio show on Radio Pulsar 95.9 FM. He has written a number of articles on poetry and fiction and most recently co-edited with Adrian Grafe Roads from Arras (2018), a centenary tribute to the writing of Edward Thomas. His collection ofsardonic verses entitled You What? was published in 2017 and is to be followed by Spurts, a novelette due out in spring 2021.Claire Hélie is a senior lecturer in the Arts Department at Université de Lille, France. She has published several articles on contemporary poetry, drama and translation and co-edited the No Dialect Please, You're a Poet - English Dialect in Poetry in the 20th and 21st Centuries (2019).
