[...] By employing allegory and analogy in his fiction and using clear, logical arguments in his non-fiction, Lewis successfully reached a wide, popular audience, offering a powerful coherent defence of Christian Faith and traditional morality in the secularised 20th century.

[...] What made his writing so influential was his unique blend of rational clarity and creative myth-making, often referred to as "Northernness" - a sense of deep, yearning beauty derived from Norse mythology.

Continental Philosophy and a multi-time Pushcart Prize nominee. Find her at shannonfrostgreenstein.com or on Twitter and Bluesky at @ShannonFrostGre. Insta: @zarathustra_speaks

In recognition of his great contributions to poetry, Yeats was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1923.

As a driving force behind the Irish Literary Revival, he helped found the Abbey Theatre. Throughout his career his poetry evolved from the dreamy, lyrical style of 'The Rose' to the more symbolic modernism found in 'The Tower'. [...]

where her practice-based research focuses on writing a memoir that explores the concept of home through her experiences as a Non-Resident Indian. Her poetry and prose seek to examine cultural intersections and the fluid, evolving nature of belonging.

while his work has been featured and read on several radio programs. He also aspires to write for the stage, having recently completed his first one-act play.

[...] and the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, 'The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao'. His distinctive writing style often incorporates a mix of English and Spanish vernacular, giving voice to characters navigating life between two cultures.

His distinctive writing style often incorporates a mix of English and Spanish vernacular, giving voice to characters navigating life between two cultures.

Junot Diaz is a critically acclaimed Dominican-American author. Known for his fiction that explores the immigrant experience, identity, and diaspora, his major works include the short story collection 'Drown' and the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, 'The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao'...

journalist with The Financial Times Group, his creative writing has appeared in over 150 publications in 40-odd countries. His first book of poems Occam’s Razor (1994) received the Salt Literary Award. Website: www.srinjaychakravarti.com.

Through all past lives and including this iteration, he feels mostly like a thief trying to not get caught. Publication credits include Side Show, Howth Castle, Fish and Bull.

Head on over to www.um.edu.mt/antae/current/

chapbooks, The Scottish Café (Slapering Hol Press), was re-released in an EnglishPolish version, Kawiarnia Szkocka, by Opole University Press and as an EnglishUkrainian edition, Шотландська Кав'ярня, by Slapering Hol Press. www.susanahcase.com