Tag: Issue 13

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.

ANTON DUDLEY’s plays and musicals have premiered Off-Broadway with Playwrights Realm, Second Stage Theater, Cherry Lane Theater, and at Theater Row, and across the country at theaters including Signature Theater, LaJolla Playhouse, Walnut Street Theater, Williamstown Theater Festival, Adirondack Theater Festival, and Ensemble Studio Theater. His works are published by Sam French, Playscripts, Applause, Backstage,…

CLAUDIA BUCKHOLTS received Creative Writing Fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and Massachusetts Artists Foundation, and the Grolier Poetry Prize. Her work has appeared in Indiana Review, Minnesota Review, New American Writing, Prairie Schooner, The Southern Review, Tar River Poetry, and others; and in two books, Bitterwater and Traveling Through the Body.

ROY BENTLEY, finalist for the Miller Williams prize for his book Walking with Eve in the Loved City, is the author of seven books of poetry; including, most recently, American Loneliness from Lost Horse Press, who is bringing out a new & selected in 2020. He has published poetry in december, The Southern Review, New…

AYESHA ASAD is a freshman at the University of Texas at Dallas majoring in Literature and Biology. Her writings have been published or is forthcoming in PANK, Cosmonauts Avenue, Reunion: The Dallas Review, Menacing Hedge, Neologism Poetry Journal, Santa Clara Review, Pulp Poets Press, and elsewhere. Her work has been recognized by the Creative Writing…

KRISTIN GALLAGHER is a writer from Massachusetts who currently resides in Miami where she is an MFA candidate at Florida International University and the assistant managing editor of Gulf Stream Magazine.

STEPHANY BROWN taught English for many years and then, late in life, switched to Social Studies. In the meantime, she’s written stories, which have appeared in Blackbird, Room of One’s Own, Brain, Child and elsewhere. She lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.