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Eoghan Walls is a Northern Irish poet from Derry. He has lived and worked in Ireland, Britain, Germany and Rwanda. He won an Eric Gregory Award in 2006, and his poetry has been shortlisted for multiple international awards, including the Bridport Prize, the Manchester Poetry Prize and the Piggott Prize. He has published the first major translation of Heidegger’s poetical works and currently teaches Creative Writing at Lancaster University. The Gospel of Orla is his debut novel.

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Emily Wells teaches at UC Irvine, and writes for publications including The Los Angeles Review of Books, Vogue, Bookforum, Purple and Flash Art. Emily’s debut A Matter of Appearance is published by Seven Stories Press.

Kate Wickers is a travel writer and journalist widely published in the British and foreign press. Shape of a Boy, a family travel memoir telling of life lessons gleaned from journeying to far-flung places is published by Aurum/Quarto, 2022.

Kyra Wilder worked as a pasta chef at Michelin starred San Francisco restaurant Quince. Her debut novel 'Little Bandaged Days' was published by Picador in 2020, and her follow-up 'Gloss' is published by Les Fugitives.

Lydia Wilkins is an award-winning freelance journalist and editor who specialises in disability and social inequality issues. She is the current editor of Disability Review Magazine, the UK’s largest disability title, as well as writing regularly at The Disabled Feminist on Substack.

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Wilson's career in the British armed forces, the diplomatic service, and global finance have taken him to some of the most important historical moments of the last 50 years, in East Germany, Bosnia, Pakistan, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He is now semi-retired and married with one son, 4 chickens, a horse, and a lurcher. 'Hostile Currencies' (The History Press, 2019) is his debut.

Rebecca Wilson has built up a huge following on her IG account, @whatmummumakes, where she shares recipes along with simple, honest, first-hand advice about weaning her daughter, Nina. DK/Penguin Random House released Rebecca's first family cookbook to huge popular acclaim in July 2020.

Martin van Creveld is a renowned military historian and author known for his extensive contributions to military theory and history.

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