Hi Zero returns in 2020 for the seventy-sixth reading, featuring the work of:

Steven Seidenberg is the author of Situ (Black Sun Lit, 2018), Null Set (Spooky Actions Books, 2015), Itch (RAW ArT Press, 2014), and plain sight, due out from Roof Books in Spring 2020. His collections of photographs include Pipevalve: Berlin (Lodima Press 2017), and the forthcoming Imaging Failure: Abandoned Lives of the Italian South (Contrasto 2020).

There are several  Paul Greens writing poetry in modernist/avant mode in UK and Paul A.Green is only one of them, although probably the oldest, having made his performance debut with Pete Brown in 1965. His poetry collections  include The Gestaltbunker (Shearsman 2012), Here Comes the Alchemical Revolution  (Argotist E-book 2017) and Shadow Times (QBS Books 2019) while his speculative fiction includes The Qliphoth (Libros Libertad 2007 and Beneath the Pleasure Zones I & II  (Mandrake of Oxford 2014/2016). A selection of his dramas for radio and stage Babalon and Other Plays  was published by Scarlet Imprint in 2015. His most recent recording is Symbols and Sounds on the Phantom Airship Label in  2017. He is a member of the Quantum Brothers with artist Jeremy Welsh. Their videos and  installations have been presented at the South Bank Poetry Library, Glasgow Revue of Live Art, Hay Poetry Jamboree  and various festivals and conferences  around  Europe. He plays the saxophone furiously but in private.

Beattie is a drag queen, English student and writer living in Brighton. They like to think they are significantly less unbearable than these facts suggest. Their work deals with foxes, Catholic theology and the art of being single. You can find them on Twitter @LydiaHax