Author Archives: Antonia

Mark Norman Harris is Canadian. 37 years old, separated but not yet divorced (for legal reasons).  He is the owner of The Troina Players Company, a Canadian-based tax shelter that operates an artist retreat out of a villa in Sicily.  … Continue reading →

Victor Obarineh Sakanwi is a Nigerian musician, writer, and poet who has made Paris, France his home, where he continues to shape his artistic career. As a regular contributor to the city’s vibrant open mic circuit, Victor captivates audiences with … Continue reading →

Henry Madd is an award winning poet and playwright who has been entertaining people for over 10 years with his electric performances. His work walks a tightrope between bizarre, funny and gut wrenching that leaves audiences not knowing whether to … Continue reading →

Sue Burge is a freelance tutor, mentor and editor based in North Norfolk, UK.  Her poems have appeared in a wide range of journals and featured in themed anthologies on science fiction, modern Gothic, illness, Britishness, endangered birds, WWI and the … Continue reading →

Yann Rousselot is a translator, writer, and poet. He grew up in airport lounges and diplomatic enclaves in the company of his brothers, his sister, and countless cheap suitcases, raised across the globe by humanitarian parents. Graduate of the Sorbonne … Continue reading →

Nick Calderbank is the founder of the On Stage and New Open Space theatre companies, working mainly at the Theatre de Nesle in the Latin Quarter. Over 20 years he produced plays in English by Shakespeare, Pinter, Beckett, Mamet, Ayckbourn, … Continue reading →

Chiara Maxia is an actress and writer originally from Sardinia. She has lived in different places including England, Moscow and Paris, where she graduated in Film Acting. She now lives between France and Italy. Her work has appeared in numerous literary … Continue reading →

Rethabile Masilo, born in Lesotho, is a poet whose work explores themes of identity, exile, and cultural heritage. Forced into exile by political turmoil, he has lived in various countries, eventually settling in France. His poetry reflects his connection to … Continue reading →

Alison Grace Koehler is a poet who uses broken shards and text to create stained glass windows and performances in diverse spaces. Her first book ‘Stained Glass Poetry’ bridges these two worlds, as does her spoken word album ‘Stained Glass … Continue reading →