Manoj Chenn is an engineer by training and an information technologist by profession. Hailing originally from India, Manoj lives in Germany and works as a tech major. Manoj seldom misses the chance to curl up with a good book, and some of his favourite authors are John Steinbeck, Douglas Adams and Walt Whitman.
Daniel Suter lives and writes in Beirut, Lebanon, where he has established several poetry initiatives and a regular poetry open mic event. His poetry has been published or is forthcoming in The Pomegranate London, New Pop Lit, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Love is Moving, and Luxury Literature Magazine.
Sam Hendrian is a lifelong storyteller striving to foster empathy and compassion through art. Originally from the Chicago suburbs, he now resides in Los Angeles, where he primarily works as an independent filmmaker and has just completed his first feature film TERRIFICMAN, a deeply personal ode to the power of human kindness.
An award-winning writer, Karen Pierce Gonzalez’s work has appeared in numerous traditional and digital platforms. Chapbooks include Coyote in the Basket of My Ribs (Kelsay Books), Down River with Li Po (Black Cat Poetry Press) and two hybrid poetic librettos (Mountains of Ocean: 10 Waves, RavenSong Four Feathers Press, and more.
Sarah Das Gupta is a retired English teacher from Cambridge, UK, who taught in India and Tanzania. She started writing last year after an accident which has limited her walking to using crutches. Her work has been published in over 150 magazines and anthologies from many different countries. She has Best of the Net and ... Read more
Victoria C. Roskams writes short fiction about the arts and the uncanny: exploring the strange lives and afterlives of artists and artworks. Beyond fictional writing, Roskams pursues academic research interests in various kinds of writing about music, especially the intersections of fiction and non-fiction.
Christie Walker Bos, a journalist with over 20 years of experience, has transitioned to fiction, where she delights in crafting dialogue and creating vibrant characters. Her novels and short stories tackle serious themes but are always infused with a generous dose of humor, offering readers a perfect balance of depth and wit.
Brianna Dey is a Munich-based editor and psychology student whose editorial eye is shaped by a deep fascination with human emotions and the intricacies of the inner mind. With experience in poetry events and a grand prize nomination in short fiction, Dey brings empathy and insight to her editorial work, helping writers refine their narratives ... Read more
Arvilla Fee lives in Dayton, Ohio, with her husband and children. She teaches for Clark State and has been published in numerous magazines. Her three poetry books: The Human Side (2022), This is Life (2023) and Mosaic: A Million Little Pieces, can be found on Amazon.
Aniiat Sovzikhanova is a writer and a performance artist based in Nuremberg, Germany. Her short stories, essays and poetry, written in Russian and English, explore modern women's life* and the rhythmic structure of language. Her work has appeared in Write Like a Grrrl Lab, The Discours Magazine, and Garage.
S. Lee Edwin is a veteran of the Marine Corps and an Athabascan Indian from Alaska who learned to swim at eleven, won a gold medal, hugged Jesse Owens, and got lost at Disneyland. Fearing she may have peaked that year, she takes great comfort in being described as “deceptively complex.” Her writing is inspired ... Read more
Sharon Scholl, a retired college teacher, leads a poetry critique group and manages a website that offers her original music compositions as resources for small, progressive churches. Her poetry chapbooks—Seasons, Remains, and Evensong—are available through online bookstores, and her poems appear in publications such as Changes Seven and The Taborian.
Katie Fitzgerald is a short story writer from Maryland. She writes mainly contemporary romance and mystery, but also occasionally dabbles in literary fiction, humor, and fantasy. Her work can be found online at Spark Flash Fiction, Little Free Lit Mag, Micromance Magazine, Syncopation Literary Journal, and in various print anthologies.
Diane Webster's work has appeared in Old Red Kimono, North Dakota Quarterly, New English Review, Studio One, and other literary magazines. She had micro-chaps published by Origami Poetry Press in 2022, 2023 and 2024. She was a featured writer in Macrame Literary Journal and WestWard Quarterly.
Thomas Harrison Humphreys, with a BS from the University of Lynchburg, is a history teacher in a small village who loves to talk to his students of literature. Thomas has been published in Westward Quarterly, Poetry Quarterly, Writers and Readers Magazine, Copperfield Review Quarterly, Written Tales and Mystic Publishers.
Arvilla Fee lives in Dayton, Ohio, with her husband and children. She teaches for Clark State and has been published in numerous magazines. Her three poetry books, The Human Side (2022), This is Life (2023) and Mosaic: A Million Little Pieces (2024) can be found on Amazon.
Writing under a different professional name, Tomas Zandir is a full-time ghostwriter of non-fiction books for private clients. Zandir’s short stories have appeared in literary magazines such as The Chicago Story Press (Sept. 2024), The Missouri Review, Armchair Aesthete, The Bitter Oleander, and The MacGuffin. A graduate of Tufts University, Tomas brings a unique narrative voice to ... Read more
Jeral Williams is a retired psychology professor and late-in-life poet. His first book of poetry, Sunset Without Dawn (Negative Capability Press,2022), was centered on his grief over the tragic loss of his daughter.
Lucie de Gentile is a recent University of Oxford graduate and is the recent winner of the 2024 University of Oxford, University College Poetry Prize. Her poetry has been published in the Oxford Blue, Hypaethral Magazine, the minority magazine Roots and their branches, Original Sin and How2bBad.
Joseph C Ogbonna is a prolific poet from Nigeria. He is widely published in anthologies, magazines, journals, and online blogs. He was a former high school teacher and an amateur historian. He lives in Enugu, Nigeria.
Tom Misuraca studied Writing, Publishing and Literature at Emerson College in his home town of Boston before moving to Los Angeles. Over 130 of his short stories and two novels have been published. His story, Giving Up The Ghosts, was published in Constellations Journal, and nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2021.
Constanza Baeza Valdenegro was born in 1985. She lives in the Chilean countryside. She likes languages, flavoured tea and learning new things every day.
Sophia Martinez is a high school junior from New York with a passion for writing that she’s still exploring. Though uncertain about her professional path, she knows she has a fire for expression. Her poems are deeply diaristic, and she hopes that readers will feel the warmth of their own inner fire through her words.
Jonathan Chibuike Ukah is a Pushcart-nominated poet living in the United Kingdom. His poems have been featured in Unleash Lit, The Pierian, Propel Magazine, Atticus Review, The Journal of Undiscovered Poets and elsewhere. He won the third Prize in the Voices of Lincoln Poetry Contest in 2024 and the Alexander Pope Poetry Award in 2023.
