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John Grey
is an Australian born poet and has been published in International Poetry Review, Chrysalis and the horror anthology, What Fears Become, with work upcoming in Potomac Review, Hurricane Review and Osiris.
Telisha Moore Leigg
received her MFA from Warren Wilson College, and her BA in English from The College of William and Mary. A high school teacher for many years, Leigg's work has been published in the anthology Long Story Short: Flash Fiction By Sixty-Five Of North Carolina's Finest Writers and in Primavera. She has had many pieces of flash fiction published in Evince Magazine.
Jessica Levine
has published stories, poetry, and essays in Amarillo Bay, California Quarterly (CQ), The Cape Rock, decomP, Edith Wharton Review, Forge, Green Hills Literary Lantern, Minetta Review, Monkeybicycle, The North American Review, Old Red Kimono, Poetry Northwest, RiverSedge, The Southern Review, The Spoon River Poetry Review, Willow Review, and The William Carlos Williams Review. She lives with her husband and two daughters in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she works as a hypnotherapist.
John McKernan
is now a retired comma herder He lives mostly in West Virginia where he edits ABZ Press. His most recent book release is a selection of poems, Resurrection of the Dust. He has published poems in The Atlantic Monthly, The New Yorker, Paris Review, Field, and elsewhere. He previously appeared in Stickman Review, Volume 10, Number 2.
Damon McLaughlin
is author of books Olduvai Theory and Exchanging Lives. He lives in Tucson. He previously appeared in Stickman Review, Volume 4, Number 1.
Joddy Murray
has work appearing or forthcoming in over 65 journals, including Gulf Coast, Sanskrit, Portland, Passages North, New Orleans, Confrontation, Texas Review, Hawai'i Review, Wisconsin Review, Meridian, River Oak Review, and Cider Press Review. He teaches and lives in Forth Worth, Texas.
Peter Obourn
holds an MFA in creative writing from Lesley University. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in many literary journals and anthologies. He served as editor for an anthology entitled Adirondack Reflections, published in 2012, a collection of creative writing from thirty years of the Old Forge Writers Workshop, a workshop he participated in for more than ten years.
Mimi Plevin-Foust
received her MFA from NYU's Dramatic Writing program. She has had poetry, screenplays and essays published by Half The Sky, LearnVest.com, POZ Magazine, SCRIPT, Spoon River Poetry Review, and more. Mimi also produced and directed the widely-screened and distributed docs "Wide Time: An HIV Odyssey" and "Hopes and Fears: Rusti's Story," two films about long-term AIDS survivors and their secrets for making life not only long—but wide.
Russell Rowland
is from New Hampshire's Lakes Region. A six-time Pushcart Prize nominee, he is a past winner of Old Red Kimono's Paris Lake Poetry Contest and twice winner of Descant's Baskerville Publishers Poetry Prize. His chapbook, "Train of All Cabooses" is available from Finishing Line Press).
