Dr. Andrew Taylor is responsible for sales, printing, distribution and finance. he is a Liverpool based poet and editor who also writes critical reviews. His PhD is in Poetry and Poetics and he has a BA (Hons) in English and an MA in Writing Studies from Edge Hill University, Lancashire, he currently works as a lecturer in English and Creative Writing at Nottingham Trent University .

Publications: 

Air Vault (Oystercatcher Press) July 2016

Future Dust (Original Plus) April 2015

Radio Mast Horizon, (Shearsman) January 2013

Comfort and Joy, (The Ten Pages Press) e-publication, April 2011

The Lights Will Inspire You, (Full of Crow Press) Oakland, USA, March 2011

The Sound of Light Aircraft, (Knives, Forks & Spoons Press) Newton-Le-Willows, May 2010

The Metaphysics of a Vegetarian Supper, (Differentia Press) December 2009

Make Some Noise, (Original Press) Cumbria, August 2009

And the Weary Are at Rest, (Sunnyoutside Press) Buffalo USA, June 2008

Temporary Residence, (erbacce Press) Liverpool, October 2007

Poetry & Skin Cream [2nd Edition] (erbacce Press) Liverpool, October 2007

Cathedral Poems, (Paula Brown Publishing) Poole, August 2005

Poetry & Skin Cream, (erbacce Press) Liverpool, December 2004.

Turn For Home, (The Brodie Press) Liverpool and Bristol, August 2003. 

Selected Readings:

Edge Hill University, Ormskirk, Lancashire; Hope University College, Liverpool; Everyman, Liverpool; Tate Liverpool; 3345, Liverpool; The Masque Theatre, Liverpool; The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ The King, Liverpool; Liverpool Central Library; BBC Radio Merseyside; Collect Gallery, Lark Lane, Liverpool; Sefton Park Palm House, Liverpool and the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.     

Poems have been published widely including the following magazines, websites and radio stations:

Peggy's Blue Skylight, Neon Highway, The Daily Express, The Liverpool Echo, The (Liverpool) Daily Post, Otoliths, Silenced Press, Zygote in my Coffee, When Skies Are Grey, Benchpress, Kulturewerd, BBC Radio Merseyside, Catholic Pictoral, Edgeways, The People's Poet, Creative Mind, Fire, Mercy, Haiku Scotland, The Melling Leaflet, Type A B Positive, Red Wire, The Binturong Review, Unquiet Desparation, and the Bold Street Blog