Shamik Banerjee is a poet from India. He resides in Assam with his parents. His poems have been published by The Society of Classical Poets, Sparks of Calliope, The Hypertexts, Snakeskin, Ink Sweat & Tears, and Autumn Sky Daily, among others.
Carleigh Lacroix is originally from a small town in New Hampshire, but is currently attending her sophomore year at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. She is unpublished up to this point, but enjoys writing short stories and poetry and looks forward to submitting more work for publication in the future.
Odessa Gheeneil holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. She takes an interest in writing and writes mostly poetry. She has published a few verses online and in print. Selected works appear in WalkingBlind Art & Literature Magazine, Emerge Literary Journal, Scissors and Spackle, Twisted Vine Literary Journal, and One Person's Trash.
Michelle Bovée Stange is an emerging writer with an MSc from the London School of Economics. She lives in Philadelphia with her husband, son, and little black cat.
Brady Rhoades's short stories and poems have appeared in Antioch Review, Baltimore Review, Best New Poets 2008, Faultline, Notre Dame Review, William & Mary Review and other publications. He lives with his wife and dog in Fullerton, California.
David is a passionate poet with a remarkable journey. Despite living with epilepsy, he has cultivated a creative spirit that shines through in his writing. With 14 years of experience, his dedication has led to a notable achievement—a poem selected for publication in the 2024 edition of "From the Heart" by Publications.
Born in Portsmouth, Virginia, and raised in Henderson, North Carolina, Rene McKeel's upbringing was marked by both typical and atypical experiences as a latchkey kid. Overcoming severe neglect and abuse, Rene channels past and present pain into heartfelt writing. The arrival of Rene's dear child, Reina, who saved her life, brought a transformative miracle for ... Read more
I write for two magazines where I live in Spain. I belong to a Writer's Group who meet and share our work and inspire each other as well as help with providing information on Editing and Publishing etc.
Mark lives and writes in Clarkston, Washington. His books include The Bishop’s Knight and The Journey to New Edgarton available on Amazon. He has a wonderful wife, an intelligent daughter, and four feisty wiener dogs.
HR Harper is a writer living in the redwoods above Santa Cruz, California. A student of meditation and kenotic traditions, he writes to understand the nature of human consciousness in a natural world humans seem to be ignoring and destroying. He began to publish in 2021.
Susan Cornford is a retired public servant, living in Perth, Western Australia. She/her has pieces published or forthcoming in 2024 Anthology Invasion of the Saucer-Men from Mars! Ab Terra Flash Fiction 2022, Arzono Publishing Presents The 2023 Annual, Metastellar, Stupefying Stories, Written Tales, Wyldblood Magazine and others.
Kelly Neal was born and raised in South Texas. As soon as he was able, he left for Austin, where he now writes and teaches. He is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin and Middlebury College’s Bread Loaf School of English. Before he started teaching, Kelly worked as a baker at a local ... Read more
Wayne Russell is a creative jack of all trades, master of none. Poet, rhythm guitar player, singer, artist, photographer, and author of the poetry books “Where Angels Fear” via Guerilla Genius Press and the newly released “Splinter of the Moon” via Silver Bow Publishing are both available for purchase on Amazon.
Mark Ready is a self-taught writer who has written five books. His newest two are The Bishop's Knight, a Christmas Story, and The Journey to New Edgarton, a Children's Story for Grownups. They are available on Amazon. He looks at the world differently than most and sees magic in the mundane--and beauty in ordinary things.
Julia Hawkins is a San Francisco native who wrote reviews of cultural events for the Pulitzer Prize-winning Point Reyes Light (West Marin, California) in the 1970s, wrote theater reviews freelance in Marin County for a decade, wrote two novels, a screenplay and several short stories. Retired from word processing in a law office and currently ... Read more
Tayah Groat is a 25-year-old bisexual writer from York, Pennsylvania. Groat graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia. Her work can be found in the New York Times titled "My First Love Called Me a Vacation," also translated into Spanish.
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.
Liam Kerry is a thinking enthusiast with a bad memory. Writing helps him recall his daydreams. An anthology of his microfiction will be available later in 2024.
L. Keith lives in Ohio with her husband and three children. She has short stories featured in Apple in the Dark, Written Tales, Written Tales Chapbook, and Wicked Press Halloweenthology: Trick-or-Treat.
Karen Pierce Gonzalez is an award-winning writer whose non-fiction, prose, and poetry have been widely published. Her chapbooks include Coyote in the Basket of My Ribs (Kelsay Books), Sightings from a Star Wheel (Origami Poems Project), and the forthcoming Down River with Li Po (Black Cat Poetry Press). In addition to her literary pursuits, Karen is ... Read more
Dee Allen is an African-Italian performance poet based in Oakland, California. Active in creative writing & Spoken Word since the early 1990s. Author of 9 books--Boneyard, Unwritten Law, Stormwater, Skeletal Black, Elohi Unitsi, Rusty Gallows: Passages Against Hate, Plans, Crimson Stain and his newest, Discovery--and 72 anthology appearances.
Sarah Selim is a young Egyptian American artist and writer. She is currently a student and has been published in Coneflower Cafe, TeenInk, and CelebratingArt, and her favorite part about creating is sharing her vision with the world.
Andre F. Peltier (he/him) is a Pushcart and two-time Best of the Net nominated poet and a Lecturer III at Eastern Michigan University. His poetry has recently appeared in various publications both online and in print. His poetry collections Poplandia and Ambassador Bridge are available from Alien Buddha Press.
Jonathan Chibuike Ukah is a Pushcart-nominated poet living in the United Kingdom with his family. His poems have been featured in Atticus Review, Unleash Lit, Written Tales, Propel Magazine, Clockhouse and elsewhere. He won the Alexander Pope Poetry Award in 2023 and the Editor's Choice Poetry Award in 2024.
Dania Ayah Alkhouli (a.k.a. Lady Narrator) is a Syrian Pushcart Prize-nominated writer, poet, editor, and author. Her work centers on survivorship, feminism, domestic violence/sexual assault, death & grief, religion & culture, and her homeland, Syria. Alkhouli serves as Creative Director & co-founder of the traveling museum A Country Called Syria.
Paul Perilli's recent fiction has been featured in Fairlight Books, The Write Launch, The Fictional Café, The Writing Disorder, Unlikely Stories, and more. His recent nonfiction work appears in Otoliths, The Blotter, and O&L, with a forthcoming piece in Bridge Eight Press. Additionally, his novelette “The Luckier I Get” will soon be published in Aethlon.
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 about literature. Thomas has been published in Westward Quarterly, Poetry Quarterly, Writers and Readers Magazine, Copperfield Review Quarterly, Written Tales and Mystic Publishers.
Tom Squitieri is a three-time winner of the Overseas Press Club and White House Correspondents' Association awards for work as a war correspondent. He is blessed to have his poetry appear in multiple venues, including publications, books and anthologies, podcasts, spoken word concerts, an art exhibition and two films.
Christine Law is a lady in her late sixties who enjoys writing prose and poetry, writing about events and how they may occur. A lover of nature and the seasons. She is a member of the Authors Licensing and Collecting Society.
Ana Stevenson is a writer and philosopher from Saint Paul, Minnesota. She recently graduated from the University of St. Thomas, where she studied Philosophy and English Literature. Ana is a previously unpublished poet and fiction writer.
Christine Law is a lady in her late sixties who enjoys writing prose and poetry, writing about events and how they may occur. A lover of nature and the seasons. She is a member of the Authors Licensing and Collecting Society.
