We accept submissions to t'ART online on a rolling basis and would love to see your work! Find out how to submit and what we are looking for here.
t'ART online: Summer Showcase
Rey Fairburn
My name is Rey Fairburn (she/they) and I am a queer, autistic woman. My work has been published by Lupercalia Press, Fauxmoir, and Plants and Poetry Journal.
Instagram: @reysenchantments
Kerry McLaren
My name is Kerry McLaren and I spend my time writing poetry, gaming and keeping active. Although not new to writing I am new to sharing my work. I am building a portfolio of poems based on my personal experiences with dyslexia. Pick-a-mix explores how the neurological pathways are formed in the womb to create an individual person with a hint of neurodiversity.
Instagram: @kerryajmclaren
Laura Jane Round
My name is Laura Jane Round (she/her) and I'm a bisexual writer and performance poet from the post-industrial Black Country. It is bleak here but it is my bleak and I like it.
This short poetry film was first made for the Working Class Creatives Database x Black Pineapple Arts 'This Is Not A Show' art exhibition in 2021. The poem itself ended up in my debut poetry pamphlet, 'The Coveted' (Cerasus Poetry). I explore my own trauma and the way the body holds onto trauma within the pages of the book.
Instagram: @laurajaneroundwriter
Lorna Smart
My name is Lorna Smart and I live in Norfolk, UK. I have been writing poetry and short stories since I was 9 years old. In more recent years, I have branched out into blogging, article writing and freelancing. I find writing very enjoyable, a great way of expressing myself and even therapeutic at times. I've been very fortunate to have some of my poetry and articles published both online and in print. I also enjoy drawing, card making and cross stitch.
Instagram: @lornasmartcreator &
@lornasmartwordcrafter
Angela Arnold
Angela's work has been published in UK poetry magazines that include Magma, Envoi, Dream Catcher, Spelt, Marble, The Dark Horse and The Interpreter's House, as well as anthologies published by Templar, Frogmore Press, Eyewear and others. Her collection In|Between will be published in 2023. She is also an artist and a creative gardener. She enjoys her synaesthesia and language/s and is currently learning Welsh.
Instagram: @AngelaArnold777
Reni Adebayo
wearing my big coat is someone who dreams of calling themselves a "graphic designer", someone who thinks calling themselves a "graphic designer" would be hilarious, someone who looks at the label "graphic designer" and thinks: well, why the fuck not. thinking fast and creating at the speed of a snail on the back of a tortoise, they are turning their silly thoughts into silly posters for all to enjoy.
Instagram: @wearingmybigcoat
Amanda Quinn
Amanda Quinn is a writer and tutor who lives in Newcastle upon Tyne. Her short stories and poems have been published by Shooter Literary Magazine, Open Pen, Ellipsis Zine, Butcher’s Dog, Neon Literary Magazine, and Spelk Fiction among others. She can be found online at www.amandaquinn.co.uk and on Twitter and Instagram as @amandaqwriter.
Britta Benson
Britta Benson is a circus skills instructing German, a mixed media writer, performer and linguist thriving in Scotland, her chosen habitat since the year 2000. She writes a daily blog, Britta's Blog - Letters from Scotland brittasblog422041504.wordpress.com as well as her poetry blog, Odds & Ends: oddsends707138946.wordpress.com.
Lorna Wood
Lorna Wood is a violinist and writer in Auburn, Alabama. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in 2% Milk, Angel Rust (Best of the Net nominee), Coastal Shelf, Escape Wheel (great weather for MEDIA), and Poetry South (Pushcart nominee), among others. She was twice long-listed for the Erbacce Prize, won second prize in the Loquat Festival poetry contest, and is currently a Wolfpack Contributor at Fevers of the Mind. She has also published fiction, creative nonfiction, and scholarly essays. Find out more at https://www.amazon.com/author/lornawood.
edlk
Born and raised in New Jersey, schooled somewhat internationally, and resident in New England, edlk, whose car masquerades as a branch library, has published an assortment of poems in little literary journals, some now defunct, which she hopes was not her fault.
Emily Mather
My name is Emily and I'm a queer writer from Manchester. After lockdown inspired the mother of all writer's block, my pen is finally finding its way to paper again. I'm still early in my creative journey, but I'm interested in writing poetry that hurts and then heals the self, that is awkwardly, off-puttingly human.
Instagram: @agonyemily
Amy Moretsele
Amy Moretsele is a daydreamer who writes for that sensation of easy-breathing following word vomit. Her work has appeared in The Squawkback, Fly on the Wall Press and Re-Side Zine among others.
Instagram:@amymoretsele
.png)