Margaret D. Stetz is the Mae and Robert Carter Professor of Women's Studies at the University of Delaware, as well as a published poet. She has spent her life in the world of higher education, but remains haunted by her working-class childhood in New York City.
Jackie Chou is a poet of Japanese short-form poetry and free verses from Southern California. Her collection of poems, Finding My Heart in Love and Loss, can be purchased on Amazon. Besides writing, she loves to watch Jeopardy and talent competitions on TV.
Christine Law, a passionate writer in her late sixties, finds the process of crafting words and ideas onto paper both interesting and rewarding. As a proud member of the Authors Licensing and Collecting Society, she channels her joy of writing into exploring various topics, often delving into events as they unfold. May her love for ... Read more
Dawn Colclasure is a writer in Oregon. She is the author of several books. Her poems have appeared in PANIC! Poetry & Arts, Happy Insomniac, EOTU E-Zine of Fiction, Art and Poetry, The Front Porch Review and HNDL Mag, among others.
Shamik Banerjee is a poet from India. He resides in Assam with his parents. His poems have appeared in Fevers of the Mind, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, and Westward Quarterly, Dreich, The Hypertexts, among others, and some of his poems are forthcoming in Willow Review and Ekstasis, to name a few.
David Andersen is a retired computer systems design engineer. He is well known in the model airplane hobby world as a club leader and model airplane designer, writing many technical and fiction magazine articles. His book, At The Field, Offbeat Stories About R/C Model Airplanes And The People Who Fly Them is available from Amazon Kindle ... Read more
Doug Hawley is a former actuary who started writing for publication in 2014. He lives with editor Sharon in Oregon, USA. After giving up numbers for word, he has been published in the usual genres and at least one unusual in four of the continents. When not writing, he is probably sleeping, volunteering, eating, or ... Read more
Jeral Williams is a retired professor of psychology and fourth-quarter poet. His first book of poetry, Sunset Without Dawn (Negative Capability Press, 2022), was inspired by the tragic loss of a daughter. A cancer and stroke survivor, he enjoys writing each day despite the problems of being a one-handed typist.
Thompson Emate spends his leisure time on creative writing, particularly poetry and prose. He has a deep love for nature and the arts. His poems can be seen in Poetry Potion, Poetry Soup, Visual Verse, Writer Space Africa magazine and ScribesMICRO. He lives in Lagos, Nigeria.
Thompson Emate spends his leisure time on creative writing, particularly poetry and prose. He has a deep love for nature and the arts. His poems can be seen in Poetry Potion, Poetry Soup, Visual Verse, Writer Space Africa magazine, and ScribesMICRO. He lives in Lagos, Nigeria.
Mitchell Warnken is a MFA student and editorial assistant at Queens University. He has been published in "Sanskrit," "The Mighty," and "Written Tales," as well as numerous other online and in-print publications. When not writing, he can be found reading a Stephen King novel or hiking up a hill somewhere.
Jonathan Chibuike Ukah lives in London with his family. His poems have been featured and will soon be featured in Strange Horizons, The Fairy Tale Magazine, Atticus Review, The Pierian, Ariel Chart International Press, Boomer Literary Magazine, etc. He is a winner of the Voices of Lincoln Poetry Contest 2022.
