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Karra Eloff is an Australian entrepreneur and health professional dedicated to helping suffering people find joy. She is managing director of two private psychology clinics and founder of The Chronic Pain Couple, an organisation delivering practical support to people living with chronic pain

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Barbara Else is the author of the award-winning children's novels The Traveling Restaurant, The Queen and the Nobody Boy, and The Volume of Possible Endings. Barbara lives in Wellington, New Zealand.

Bronwyn Elsmore is a fifth generation New Zealander. She has a PhD degree from Victoria University of Wellington, is a past senior lecturer at Massey University, and author of many other works including Like Them That Dream: the Maori and the Old Testament, and Te Kohititanga Marama, New Moon New World: the Religion of Matenga Tamati.

Michelle Elvy is a writer, editor and manuscript assessor in Ōtepoti / Dunedin. She edits at Flash Frontier: An adventure in short fiction and Best Small Fictions, and is reviews editor at Landfall and founder of National Flash Fiction Day. Her latest book is the other side of better (Ad Hoc, 2021). Marco Sonzogni is a widely published scholar, translator, poet and editor. He is a reader in translation studies at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, and director of the New Zealand Centre for Literary Translation. Recently he co-edited More Favourable Waters: Aotearoa poets respond to Dante’s Purgatory.

Dallas Elvy was born in Blenheim and spent innumerable weekends and holidays at Whites Bay with his grandfather, Vic Logan. After leaving home Dallas joined the air force, then became a public servant. On retirement he was appointed secretary of the Wellington branch of the Government Superannuitants Association, and he is currently on the board of that organisation. Dallas lives in Wellington and is married with two adult children and a grandson.

Luke Elworthy was born in India and comes from a family of publishers and farmers. Growing up in Wellington, he was educated at Church of England boarding school Christ's College, in Christchurch, and spent much of his school holidays at controversial Auckland cult, Centrepoint. He has worked in marketing, publicity and editorial roles with book publishers in New Zealand, Australia, the UK and the Netherlands, and he has an MA in Creative Writing from the International Institute of Modern Letters at Victoria University in Wellington. He lives with his family just outside Blenheim.

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JOHANNA EMENEY (1974-), a Cambridge graduate with a postgraduate diploma in education, is a tutor of creative writing at Massey University, Auckland, where she gained her PhD. She has published two books of poetry, Apple and Tree (Cape Catley, 2011) and Family History (Ma karo Press, 2017), and an academic book, The Rise of Autobiographical Medical Poetry and the Medical Humanities (Ibidem Press, 2018). She was the editor of the Poetry New Zealand Yearbook 2020. She co-facilitates

Johanna Emeney is a Cambridge graduate with a postgraduate diploma in education and is currently a tutor of creative writing at Massey University, Auckland, where she gained her PhD. She has published two books of poetry, Apple and tree (Cape Catley, 2011) and Family History (Ma karo Press, 2017), and an academic book, The Rise of Autobiographical Medical Poetry and the Medical Humanities (Ibidem Press, 2018).