Julie Hoegh
has a Ph.D in English Literature, has worked for literary agents and publishers and is the founder of readers’ blog Bookstoker.com.
“I was blissfully unaware of the existence and terrible behaviour of Guy Fawkes until I moved to the UK in my mid-twenties. Ever since, I’ve been invited to fabulous bonfire parties by my friends so, in my book, Guy Fawkes is a total hero.”
Wilson Oryema
is a multidisciplinary artist and writer who lives and works in London. His work primarily focuses on the theme of consumption and the different ways it impacts human behaviour and the environment/planet; which he explores through text, image, film, and more. Wilson has featured in various solo and group exhibitions internationally. He released his first book, the self-published “Wait” in 2017 and a sequel is due for release in late 2019.
“I personally don’t like using terms such as hero or villain. Guy Fawkes is neither, I would say he is, like us all, motivated by his self-serving desires.”
