Ian Brinton is a graduate from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, who has spent nearly forty years as a Secondary School teacher in five different schools around the country. After retirement in 2009 he has become a full-time writer of both poetry and criticism. For some years he edited the magazine The Use of English for The English Association and is now co-editor of both Tears in the Fence and SNOW. He has been closely involved with the setting up of the Cambridge University Modern Poetry Archive and reviews regularly for both The London Magazine and Golden Handcuffs Review.Sally Castle has designed covers and illustrated over thirty books for Two Rivers Press. She has a reputation for original hand lettering, and a particular interest in linocut printmaking, environmental lettering and mixed media artwork. Notable public work includes the Walking Words panels at Chatham Place in Reading and the Forbury Square stone, also in Reading. As well as commissioned work, her experimental lettering and paintings are regularly exhibited in galleries and exhibitions.

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Ian Brinton is a graduate from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, who has spent nearly forty years as a Secondary School teacher in five different schools around the country. After retirement in 2009 he has become a full-time writer of both poetry and criticism. For some years he edited the magazine The Use of English for The English Association and is now co-editor of both Tears in the Fence and SNOW. He has been closely involved with the setting up of the Cambridge University Modern Poetry Archive and reviews regularly for both The London Magazine and Golden Handcuffs Review.Sally Castle has designed covers and illustrated over thirty books for Two Rivers Press. She has a reputation for original hand lettering, and a particular interest in linocut printmaking, environmental lettering and mixed media artwork. Notable public work includes the Walking Words panels at Chatham Place in Reading and the Forbury Square stone, also in Reading. As well as commissioned work, her experimental lettering and paintings are regularly exhibited in galleries and exhibitions.

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Ian Brinton is a graduate from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, who has spent nearly forty years as a Secondary School teacher in five different schools around the country. After retirement in 2009 he has become a full-time writer of both poetry and criticism. For some years he edited the magazine The Use of English for The English Association and is now co-editor of both Tears in the Fence and SNOW. He has been closely involved with the setting up of the Cambridge University Modern Poetry Archive and reviews regularly for both The London Magazine and Golden Handcuffs Review.Sally Castle has designed covers and illustrated over thirty books for Two Rivers Press. She has a reputation for original hand lettering, and a particular interest in linocut printmaking, environmental lettering and mixed media artwork. Notable public work includes the Walking Words panels at Chatham Place in Reading and the Forbury Square stone, also in Reading. As well as commissioned work, her experimental lettering and paintings are regularly exhibited in galleries and exhibitions.

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