Once upon a time, Dave Hersher was almost an English teacher.  Now he lives in Massillon, Ohio where he spends every day telling his kids the stuff they listen to was ripped off from The Who and STP.  Be the first ever to like one of his tweets @davidjhersher or visit him at davidhersher.com.

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Steve Jensen is an Iowan living in Seattle with his wife, kids, and dog.  There were brief stops in Kansas City, St. Louis, and London along the way.  He will always want to know the size of your town.  

Sarah Freligh is the author of four books, including Sad Math, winner of the 2014 Moon City Press Poetry Prize, and We, published by Harbor Editions in early 2021. Recent work has appeared in the Cincinnati Review miCRo series, SmokeLong Quarterly, Wigleaf, Fractured Lit, and in the anthologies New Micro: Exceptionally Short Fiction (Norton 2018) and Best Microfiction (2019-21). Among her awards are a 2009 poetry fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts and grants from the Saltonstall Foundation and the New York State Council for the Arts.

Twitter handle: @sfreligh

Isabella Melians is a junior attending school in south florida. She is a managing editor for Armonía Mag and a reader for Outlander Zine, Kalopsia Literary, and Midlight Mag. Most of the time though, she can be found rewatching horror movies on Netflix and putting crystals on one of her cats.

婕 Venus Cohen is a mixed, transgender creator. Their body of work explores the intersections of surrealism and identity and can be found in, or is forthcoming in, Nat-Brut, Singapore Unbound, The Academy of American Poets, Fahmidan Journal and more. They are the founding editor of LUPERCALIApress. They can be found wading in a salt marsh, upside down on a pole, or on twitter @hyfemme. 

Roy's an editor over at Anti-Heroin Chic, a journal that puts those on the outside inside. His words are known to frequent shady establishments like Versification, Cephalopress's Ink Sac, BlazeVOX, Into the Void and The London Reader's Raves & Resistance: Counterculture Stories.

Christian Aldana is an MFA candidate at the University of San Francisco. When not reading & writing, you’ll likely find him on a Bay Area trail, running, eating mountains, & listening to James Brown. This haiku is in conversation with my childhood where I had an addict in the room next to me. 

Christina Xiong is the author of Ghost Monogamies (Ghost City Press) and The Gathering Song (Finishing Line Press). Her work has appeared in Cotton Xenomorph, Brave Voices Magazine and others. Voted most likely to become a cult leader. One fiction professor predicted she would write "airport novels." Tweets: @AzureXiong 

Joan Kwon Glass, author of “How to Make Pancakes For a Dead Boy” (Harbor Editions, 2022,) was a 2021 finalist for the Harbor Review Editor’s Prize, the Subnivean Award, & the Lumiere Review Writing Contest. She has many years of grateful recovery due to membership in a 12-step fellowship.  Her poems have recently been published or are forthcoming in Diode, Kissing Dynamite, trampset, Rust & Moth, Rattle, Mom Egg, Honey Literary, Lantern Review,  Literary Mama, Barnstorm & others. Since 2018, Joan has been nominated four times for the Pushcart Prize. She tweets @joanpglass & you may read her previously published work at www.joankwonglass.com.

To read more about D, visit https://www.anubyss.com/ and to read more about the artist Oscar Boyle, please visit https://www.oscarmarcusboyle.com/

Kat (she/her) is a full-time illustration student and part-time dabbler of combining words around until they sound nice enough - and from Kansas City, MO. If you’re reading this, it probably means she got published somewhere. Awesome. She likes drawing girls and spending time with her friends, her girlfriend, her cat, and her roommate's dog. In her free time, she likes to play games and open the same phone app seventeen times just to close it again. Mental health, eating disorders, trauma, and recovery are what Kat likes to write about most. She can be found @ kathuckins on most social media. Kat hopes you have a very lovely rest of your day.

JP Seabright is a queer writer living in London, who works in “information security”. They can’t say more than that, because then they’d have to kill you. Their work has been published in various print and online journals, much to everyone's dismay. They are Assistant Editor for Full House Literary Magazine and their own work can be found cluttering up the internet at https://jpseabright.wordpress.com/ and on Twitter @errormessage 

Adam Kelly Morton is a Montreal-based husband and father (four kids, all eight-and-under), who teaches acting and writing for a living. He's had stories published in Canada, the US, Europe, and the UK, and has a piece in “A Wild and Precious Life: A Recovery Anthology” published earlier this year in London, England. Adam is currently working toward an MA in Creative Writing from Teesside University, UK (distance).

Amanda McLeod would happily sit outside in the woods all day if pesky real-world stuff would leave her alone. She's an award-winning writer and artist who's obsessed with trees, and a whiskey connoisseur. Look for her book Animal Behaviour at Chaffinch Press, or track her down yourself on Twitter and Instagram @AmandaMWrites. If you still can't find her, look for the nearest river. She's probably there.

Shweta Ravi is a writer lured by both, the simple and the spell-binding. She uncannily incarnates in unknown lives until her own ghost insists on claiming her back. Her work has appeared in The Cabinet of Heed, Feral Poetry, Melbourne Culture Corner, Ayaskala, Commonwealth writers and Women’s Web. She was shortlisted in the Strands International Flash Fiction Contest-12 and long-listed in Retreat West Micro fiction and Furious Fiction contests.