Zoë Eliza is a musician who takes great inspiration from her own experiences of life in Northern England and its folkloric history. Having grown up in Bury, Lancashire, Zoë weaves locality with the whimsy of folklore to create rich, vivid and beautiful tales. 

Kirsty Greenwood is a freelance illustrator from North Yorkshire who is inspired by pareidolia (the ability to see faces and objects in patterns or random marks). Her work is featured in many publications of short story literature, poetry and literary reviews and has been exhibited in galleries internationally, with ger illustrations earning her two Best Of The Net nominations for 2024 and 2025.

Elisabeth Flett is an award-winning writer, theatre-maker, musician and graduate of the Elphinstone Institute MLitt Scottish Ethnology and Folklore course. With a keen interest in queer Scottish Folklore, Elisabeth is also passionate about exploring mental health awareness, LGBTQ+ rights and gender equality, all of which can be seen in their work.