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Antony Owen – Astrid Holm – Brendan Cleary – B. Catling – Charlotte Gann – Ciaran O'Driscoll – Clare Best
Ellen De Vries – Hugh Dunkerley – Iain Sinclair – Iztok Osojnik – James Brookes – Jessica Barrah – Jim Bennett
Jo Slade – John O'Donoghue – John Davies – John McCullough – Judith Cair – Kay Syrad – Lizzie Strong – Lorna Thorpe
MacGillivray – Maria Jastrzębska – Mark Whelan – Matthew Luck Galpin – Michelle Carol Pearce – Monica Grady
Moss Rich – Nicole Cecilia Delgado – Paul Hoggart – Radharani Pernarčič – Robert Walton – Sally Brown
Sarah Jackson – Tim Beech – Tom Cunliffe – Tom Slingsby – Xelís de Toro

Jessica Barrah was a runner-up in the Pighog Short Story Competition for Writers of Children's Fiction 2010.

She studied English at university, and taught English in Italy and Mexico before moving to Brighton. She's been writing reviews for The Brighton Argus for a few years, and had some mini books published, How to Get Through the Working Day without Actually Doing Any Work, How to Get Over A Break Up, and Housemates - A Survival Guide. She says that everything she writes or draws seems to have an element of humour in it. Her dream is to write and illustrate children's books for a living. Her story "The Atomic Family" is featured in The Toilet Monster and other stories.

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