Wioletta Grzegorzewska - born in 1974, a poet. She lived for many years in Częstochowa, where she worked as a bookseller, cultural animator, co-founder of the literary magazine and press "Bulion". She also worked as editor of the radio programme "Noc z Kaliope" on FON Radio, organising poetry workshops and gatherings and taking part in the activities of the open, independent theatre "Scena Błazen". Her poetry volumes include Wyobraźnia kontrolowana (Częstochowa 1998), Parantele (Częstochowa 2003), Orinoko (Tychy 2008), Inne obroty (Toronto - Rzeszów 2010), Ruchy Browna (Częstochowa 2011), Pamięć Smieny/Smena's Memory (bilingual collection of her poems: Polish - English, London 2011). Her poems have been published in the following literary journals and art-zines: Arkusz, Arterie, Kresy, OFF_Press, Studium, Tygiel Kultury, Zeszyty Literackie. She won "The Tyska Zima Poetycka" competition for the publication of a volume of post-debut poetry. Her poems have been translated into English. In 2006, she left Poland and moved to the UK, where she currently resides in the town of Ryde on the Isle of Wight.