Christopher Meredith is an award-winning novelist, poet and translator. His first novel, Shifts, is regarded as a modern classic. He has broadcast on radio and TV and given readings and talks all round Britain as well as in the Czech Republic, Egypt, Estonia, France, Germany, Finland, Ireland, Slovenia and the USA. Born and brought up in Tredegar and now living in Brecon, he has been a steelworker, a schoolteacher and a university professor. On 8 April 2021 Seren will uniquely publish his two new books, a poetry collection Still and short novel Please. See our two book deal to get them both for just £15.00. 

Rhian is a multi-award winning poet. Her first collection Clueless Dogs (Seren) won Wales Book of the Year 2013, the Roland Mathias Prize for Poetry 2013 and Wales Book of the Year People’s Choice 2013. It was also shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best First Collection 2012. Rhian is also a winner of the John Tripp Award for Spoken Poetry. Her poems have been published widely in journals and magazines including the Guardian, Times Literary Supplement, Spectator, Poetry Wales and Planet amongst others.  Her eagerly awaited second collection The Estate Agent's Daughter is available now.

David Llewellyn was raised in Pontypool and is a graduate of Darlington College of Arts. He has written scripts for the BBC and several short stories. He has published four novels with Seren including Eleven, Everything is Sinister, and Ibrahim and Reeni. His most recent novel A Simple Scale was shortlisted for the Polari Prize 2019. David lives and works in Cardiff. 

Katherine Stansfield grew up in Cornwall and now lives in Cardiff. Her poems have appeared in The North, Magma, Poetry Wales, The Interpreter's House, And Other Poems, Butcher's Dog, and as ‘Poem of the Week’ in The Guardian. She teaches for the Open University and is a Royal Literary Fund Fellow. She also writes novels. Her second collection We Could Be Anywhere By Now is available now.