Author: Qu Literary Magazine

Devon Balwit (she/her) edits for Asimov Press and Asterisk Magazine.

Hollie Dugas lives in New Mexico. Her work has been included in Barrow Street, Reed Magazine, Qu, Redivider, Porter House Review, EPOCH, Salamander, Poet Lore, The Louisville Review, The Penn Review, Breakwater Review, Third Coast, RHINO, Sixth Finch, Gordon Square Review, Phoebe, Broad River Review, and Louisiana Literature.  Additionally, “A Woman’s Confession #5,162” was selected…

Midge Hartshorn (he/they) is a poet and astronomer, raised in Idaho. Midge holds a BA from Mount Holyoke College, and is a graduate student at Wesleyan University. His work can be found in Thimble Lit Mag, Tension Literary, Zeniada, and others. Midge was among the 2024 recipients of the Five College Prose & Poetry Prize.…

Mary Donnet Johnson (she/her/hers) grew up in Vermont, earned her BA from Sarah Lawrence College, worked for a decade in New York City as a professional actress, and now makes her home in Tennessee and writes plays. She’s had three recent world premieres: “Shanktown,” at Playhouse on the Square in Memphis (2022), “Party of Twelve,”…

Cami Stuckert (they/them) is a Chicago-based playwright, actor, and director. Their works have been featured in several play festivals in the Chicagoland area, and they teach acting at Green Shirt Studio. Their goal as a playwright is to create roles for non-binary actors that humanize and depoliticize this marginalized identity.

Noah Lane Browne is a full-time lawyer, part-time yoga teacher, and some-time gardener. Tomatoes, mostly. His writing focuses on family, memory, and survival. He lives in Washington DC with his wife and cat.

Daniel Mueller is the author of three collections of short stories: How Animals Mate (Overlook Press 1999), winner of the Sewanee Fiction Prize; Nights I Dreamed of Hubert Humphrey (Outpost 19 Books 2013), winner of a Santa Fe Writers’ Project Book Award; and Anything You Recognize (Outpost 19 Books 2023). His work has appeared in…

Terry Sanville lives in San Luis Obispo, California with his artist-poet wife (his in-house editor) and two plump cats (his in-house critics). He writes full time, producing stories, essays, and novels. His stories have been accepted more than 580 times by journals, magazines, and anthologies including The American Writers Review,Bryant Literary Review, and Shenandoah. He…

Dennis McFadden, a retired project manager, lives and writes in a cedar-shingled cottage called Summerhill in the woods of upstate New York. His first collection “Hart’s Grove,” was published by Colgate University Press in 2010, and his second, “Jimtown Road,” won the 2016 Press 53 Award for Short Fiction; another collection, “Lafferty, Looking for Love,”…