Federico Federici (1974) is a physicist and writer. His works have appeared in several print and online publications, including «3:AM Magazine», «Raum», «SAND, Berlin’s english literary journal», «Semicerchio», «Utsanga», «The New Post-Literate». Among his books: L'opera racchiusa (2009, Lorenzo Montano Prize), Appunti dal passo del lupo (2013) in the book series curated by Eugenio De Signoribus, Dunkelwort (2015) presented at Berlin Literaturfestival, Mrogn (2017, Elio Pagliarani Prize), Alter Krieg (2017). In 2017 he has been awarded the Lorenzo Montano Prize for prose.

Project Lono is a collaborative experiment between electronic musician S.J. Forth and poet Bob Beagrie, who are exploring the integration of the spoken word with original music and sound scapes. They perform many of these tracks live at various spoken word and poetry events. These tracks are mainly from the second album 'Dindsencha'. Their first album, 'Briers',  was released in the summer of 2012.
'How Man Was Made Again' features backing vocals courtesy of Henwen, sampled from from 'Rissognolet' (Echoes 2006), 'Prodigal' features an original Piano score composed for the poem by 'Glenn Maltman', 'Green Spell', 'Holding Liquid' and 'Forest Call' feature the far out funk guitar sounds of Carl Walton, 'Lady of the House of Sleep' features throat singing over and undertones by the amazing Kev Howard, 'A Lesson In Letting Go' and 'Slow Recovery' both feature the sweet melancholic guitar of Glenn McDougall.

We are proud to be a part of the underground artistic scene in the mythical land of Teesside where creative genius thrives like fungi through the post-industrial urban gloaming. We hope you dig this stuff.


Poet & Radio Presenter Mr Gee: 
Presented BBC Radio 4's "Rhyme & Reason", "Bespoken Word" & 'Poetic Justice"
Starred as "the poet" for the West End run of "Into the Hoods"
Was the "poet laureate" for Russell Brand's SONY Award winning Radio Show (yes I was there during "Sachsgate")
Supported Russell Brand on the "Messiah Complex" tour (first performance poet to do a set at the O2, in front of 17,000 people!),
Had a cameo role in the film "Get Him To The Greek"
Writes current affairs poems for BBC regional radio.
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"A charming and politically articulate street poet” - The Times 



Satis Shroff ist Dozent, Schriftsteller, Dichter und Künstler. Er hat den Pablo Neruda Award 2017 erhalten. Und auch den German Academic Exchange Prize. Er hat sechs Bücher geschrieben: Im Schatten des Himalaya (Gedichte und Prosa), Through Nepalese Eyes (Reisebericht), Katmandu, Katmandu (Gedichte und Prosa mit Nepali autoren) Glacial Whispers (Gedichtesammlung zwischen 1997-2010).  Er hat zwei Sprachführer im Auftrag von Horlemannverlag und Deutsche Stiftung für Entwicklungsdienst (DSE) geschrieben, außerdem drei Artikeln über die Gurkhas, Achtausender und Nepals Symbolen für Nelles Verlags ‚Nepal’ und über Hinduismus in „Nepal: Myths & Realities (Book Faith India). Sein Gedicht „Mental Molotovs“ wurde im epd-Entwicklungsdienst (Frankfurt) veröffentlicht. Seine Lyrik sind in Slow Trains, International Zeitschrift, World Poetry Society (WPS), New Writing North, Muses Review, The Megaphone, Pen Himalaya, Interpoetry publiziert worden. Er ist ein Mitglied von Writers of Peace, poets, essayists, novelists (PEN), World Poetry Society (WPS) usw.

Satis Shroff lebt in Freiburg (poems, fiction, non-fiction) und schreibt über ökologische, medizin-ethnologische und kultur-ethnische Themen und singt beim Männergesangverein-Kappel. Er hat Zoologie und Botanik in Nepal, Sozialarbeit und Medizin in Freiburg und Creative Writing in Freiburg und UK studiert. Da Literatur eine der wichtigsten Wege ist, um die Kulturen kennenzulernen, hat er sein Leben dem Kreatives Schreiben gewidmet. Er arbeitet als Dozent in Basel (Schweiz) und in Deutschland an der  Akademie für medizinische Berufe (Uniklinik Freiburg) und VHS-Freiburg und VHS-Dreisamtal. Ihm wurde der DAAD-Preis verliehen.

Fabrice Coltro (compositeur, créateur sonore), traite la matière musicale sur un plan plastique, lui donnant une texture, une résonnance, une pulsation, un agencement en lien avec les contextes dramaturgiques (chorégraphies, théâtre, lectures performées, arts visuels..., etc.)].

Fabrice Coltro (composer, sound designer), deals with the musical material as a plastic form, giving it a texture, a resonance, a pulse, an arrangement in connection with the dramaturgical contexts (choreography, theater, Performed readings, visual arts ... , etc.).].

Fabrice Coltro (compositore, sound designer), considera il materiale musicale su un modo plastico, dandogli una consistenza, una risonanza, un impulso, un accordo in relazione con il contesto drammaturgico (coreografia, teatro, performance di lettura, arti visivi ... , ecc.)].


Colm Keegan is a writer and performance poet from Clondalkin, Dublin. Since 2005, he has been shortlisted  four times for the Hennessy New Irish Writing Award, for both poetry and fiction. He was shortlisted for the International Seán Ó Faoláin Short Story Competition in 2008 and won the All Ireland Poetry Slam in 2010.

In 2011, he was nominated for the Dublin Fringe's 'Little Gem' Award for the play he co-wrote with Stephen James Smith and Kalle Ryan - Three Men Talking About Things They Kinda Know About - which had a sold out run at Dublin Fringe Festival’s recent TurnAround Season, and is currently touring Ireland.

He co-runs the monthly arts event ‘Nighthawks at the Cobalt’ and is co-founder and facilitator ofor the Inklinks Project, a creative writing initiative centred around a young writers’ club in Clondalkin. He also teaches creative writing in secondary schools across Ireland.

He reviews for and contributes material to RTÉ Radio One’s Arena and is currently working on his first novel and a collection of short stories.

 'Sometimes you meet poets with soul, sometimes with experience, sometimes with talent. But you seldom meet a poet with all three. Colm Keegan is one such poet' - Dave Lordan

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