Category: Contributor

For many years, Joseph Cuomo was the Director of Queens College Evening Readings (www.qcreadings.org), a literary reading series he started in 1976. He has also debated Jerry Falwell on CNN, interviewed China’s most prominent dissident before the massacre in Tiananmen, and produced an award-winning radio documentary on American Fundamentalism, broadcast in the U.S., Canada, and…

Rae Hoffman Jager is the author of One Throne (2017). Her most recent manuscript, American Bitch, was a semi-finalist with Sundress Press and Birdcoat Quarterly. Rae’s poetry has appeared most recently in Juke Joint. She has work forthcoming in The Moth and New York Quarterly. Her work has been described as rambunctious, urgent, funny, and…

Eric Braman (they/them) is a playwright, poet, and storyteller based in Springfield, Oregon. They were raised in the Midwest where a tenacity for niceties and a deep connection to nature was discovered. Since coming out as Queer their art has shifted to incorporate explorations of masculinities, mental health, and Queer possibility. Their work has been published in…

MARY WOLFF lives in Orlando, Florida. She studied creative writing at the University of South Florida. Her work appears in Nota Bene, The Lascaux Review, 34th Parallel Magazine, and other publications.

CARY SIMOWITZ is a playwright and lawyer hailing from South Florida, currently serving as the Dramatists Guild of America’s Regional Ambassador for St. Louis.  He holds his MFA in playwriting from UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, and Television. Cary’s plays have collectively garnered him modest recognition in over two-dozen competitions across the country. His play,…

DAVID JOPLIN has published poetry in several journals, including “bosque,” “Railyard Review,” and “Santa Fe Literary Review.” Publications are pending this fall in “Trickster,” “The Halycone Literary Quarterly,” and “Miletus Literature Magazine.” In addition to poetry, David has published journal articles on a range of American and British authors, as well as a book about…

RACHAEL GAY is a poet and artist from Fargo, North Dakota. Her work has appeared in journals such as Anti-Heroin Chic, The Laurel Review, Rogue Agent, Ghost City Review, Gramma Poetry, FreezeRay Poetry, Rising Phoenix Review and others as well as the anthology What Keeps Us Here (2019).

CAMILLE FERGUSON lives in and loves Cleveland, Ohio, with its thriving literary scene and hub of creatives. Camille studies creative writing at Cleveland State University where she recently received the Neal Chandler Creative Writing Enhancement Award. Her work is featured in Ligeia Magazine and forthcoming in Jelly Bucket.