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In 2025, Ganna Bielcheva designed the front cover of Hold to Record - Voice Notes from Refugees, an anthology exploring the role of the telephone call for those who have experienced forced displacement. https://bielcheva.com

In 2024, Yahya Al-Sheikh generously donated a painting to be the front cover image of Please Don't Kill All The Poets, the first collecion available in English by Iraqi-French poet Adnan Mohsen. alsheikhyahya@gmail.com

Michelle Tripp is a multi-disciplinary artist living in North Yorkshire. Her workencompasses painting, drawing, scuplture and illusdtration. In 2024, she kindly donated one of her illustrations to be the front cover image of Home and Belonging, an anthology of poetry in translation from BPPC (British Bilingual Poetry Collective).

In 2024, Safa'a S. Iskandar kindly donated a painting for the front cover of Because of You, a poetry collection by Bilal Al Masri, Lebanon's foremost living poet.

Tom Harding lives in Northampton, UK with his wife and son. He is a poet and illustrator. He keeps a website of his work at www.tomharding.net. He is also the editor of the Northampton Poetry Review. His debut collection of poetry, Night Work, and its follow-up, Afternoon Music, were released by Palewell Press in 2017 and 2020 respectively. In 2025 we were thrilled to bring out the final volume in the trilogy, Morning Light. All three collections are illustrated with Tom's iconic black and white drawings. 

Tom generously provided the internal illustrations for Vanishings by Rebecca Gethin in 2020, and the cover image for Camilla Reeve's poetry collection What I tell myself at night in 2022.

Ala Bashir is an Iraqi painter, sculptor and plastic surgeon who has exhibited widely and is noted for his portrayals of the human condition.

In 2023, Ala generously donated one of his paintings to be the front cover of The Truth at the End of the Night by Malka Al-Haddad

Giada Cattaneo is an Italian Illustrator. She is based in Miami Beach, Florida and studied History of Art at the University of Bologna, Italy. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in November 2014 with a thesis focused on the Florida-based sculptor Duane Hanson. Giada showcased her watercolor paintings at Jude Papaloko’s “Jakmel Gallery” at Wynwood Art District in Miami. She has collaborated with  many well-known Italian Editors and Artist Associations. And her  paintings have been shown at Jakmel Art Gallery, Wynwood Art District, Miami. In the United States, her illustrations appeared in Fourteen Hills Magazine, Black Scat Review,  Puerto Del Sol, and Meat for Tea Magazine.

In 2020 Giada generously produced the cover image for Harpy, the poetry and prose pamphlet by Rachel Sambrooks.

Jo Sanders studied graphic design at GLOSCAT, then illustration at Stockport College. She has worked as an illustrator, artist, gardener and garden designer since. Her work has been exhibited at numerous Stroud Arts Festival exhibitions and at Stroud's Nasty Women charity auction. She illustrated "A Thousand Laurie Lees" (History Press, 2014). https://www.facebook.com/JoSandersDesigns

Jo produced a set of beautiful black and white illustrations for the interior of The Soil Never Sleeps by Adam Horovitz, First Edition in 2017, and Second Edition in 2019