Monique Kluczykowski was born in Germany, educated in Texas and Kentucky, and currently teaches at the University of North Georgia. Her most recent poems have appeared in The Woven Word, The Stonepile Writers’ Anthology, Vol. III., Third Wednesday, and StepAway Magazine.
Before Surgery, Volume 1, Issue 2
Robert S. King, a native Georgian, now lives in Lexington, Kentucky. His poems appear in hundreds of magazines, including California Quarterly, Chariton Review, Hollins Critic, Kenyon Review, Main Street Rag, Midwest Quarterly, Southern Poetry Review, and Atlanta Review. He has published eight poetry collections, most recently Diary of the Last Person on Earth (Sybaritic Press, 2014) and Developing a Photograph of God (Glass Lyre Press, 2014). Robert’s work has been nominated for Pushcart and Best of Net awards. He is editor of Kentucky Review (www.kentuckyreview.org).
Circle of Perfection, A Chimney Swift of Early Fall, and Rusted Out, Volume I, Issue 2
Patrick Kelling is a doctoral candidate in Creative Writing at the University of Denver and is the fiction editor for the literature magazine Gambling the Aisle (www.gamblingtheaisle.com). His work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and Best New American Voices.
Highlands Ranch, Volume 1, Issue 1
Janne Karlsson … is he that over-productive Swedish artist who draws that surreal and edgy stuff, who is constantly going on about people having to buy all his books and crap at Amazon or Epic Rites Press, and tries to lure good and honest people into his poorly updated website www.svenskapache.se? Because if that’s him, I will have nothing of it.
Comfort Need and Demon’s Breakfast, Volume 1, Issue 2
Caitlin Johnson earned a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Lesley University. Caitlin’s work has appeared in Boston Poetry Magazine, Clare Literary Journal, Eternal Haunted Summer, Fortunates, Momoware, Pembroke Magazine, Vagina: The Zine, and What the Fiction, among others. Her work is forthcoming in Baseline Literary Arts Journal and Stoneboat Literary Journal.
Laurinburg IV, Volume 1, Issue 1
Seth Jani originates from rural Maine but currently resides in Seattle, WA. He is the founder of Seven CirclePress (www.sevencirclepress.com) and his own work has been published widely in such journals as The Foundling Review, East Coast Literary Review, Big River Poetry Review, and Hobo Camp Review. More about him and his work can be found at www.sethjani.com.
Explorers and Balances, Volume 1, Issue 2
James Croal Jackson is the author of The Frayed Edge of Memory (Writing Knights Press, 2017). His poetry has appeared in Columbia Journal, Rattle, Hobart, FLAPPERHOUSE, and elsewhere. He edits The Mantle from Columbus, Ohio. Find him at jimjakk.com and @jimjakk.
Beach Mouth, Volume 1, Issue 2
Vibration of a Single Degree, Bowling, and Stand-Up Comedy, Volume 3, Issue 2
Valentine for Sara Rosenblum, In Charleston, the Day After the Shooting (2015), Coma, Instagram, Enough, and Stray, Volume 4, Issue 2
Mark Jackley’s new book of poems is Appalachian Night. It is available from the author at no cost: email chineseplums@gmail.com. Previous books include Every Green Word (Finishing Line Press) and Cracks and Slats (Amsterdam Press). His work has appeared in Tampa Review, Sugar House Review, Melic, Sleet, Crate, Rougarou, and other journals. He lives in Sterling, Virginia.
Office Chair Abandoned by a Country Road and Motel on the Plains, Volume 1, Issue 1
Clinton Van Inman was born in Walton-on-Thames, England, graduated from San Diego State University, and has been a teacher all his life, recently retiring from the Tampa Bay area where he lives with his wife, Elba.
Lady in Blue, Balcony View, and Uptown, Volume 1, Issue 1
Zebulon Huset is a writer and photographer living in San Diego. His writing has recently appeared in The Southern Review, Louisville Review, Meridian, North American Review, The Magnolia Review, The Portland Review, The Maine Review, and The Roanoke Review among others. He publishes a writing prompt blog (Notebooking Daily) and his flash fiction submission guide was reposted at The Review Review.
Code Word and When X left, Y announced he was moving, Volume 1, Issue 2
The Chaparral Crackles with Drought, Volume 3, Issue 1
Morning Walkabout, New Home, One Week Before my Neighbor is Murdered; The Creek Wonders About My Past; Last Night at the Campground; Beneath a Wave of Molasses; and Ominous Snow Tunnels, Volume 6, Issue 1
The Magnolia Review 