KR Rosman has published stories in Adirondack Review, Foxing Quarterly, Summerset Review, and others. Originally from Montana and Northern Idaho, she now lives in Seattle.

What I Would Tell You if You Would Listen, Volume 3, Issue 1
Interview

JC Reilly has feathers on her soul but so far no ability to fly. She writes across genres and has received Pushcart and Wigleaf nominations for her work. She serves as the Managing Editor of the Atlanta Review and has pieces forthcoming in Imperfect Fiction, New Flash Fiction Review, Sediments Literary-Arts Journal, the Arkansas Review, Riding Light, and Rabbit: a Journal of Nonfiction Poetry. Read her (sometimes updated) blog at jcreilly.com or follow her @aishatonu.

Your Breakdown, Tequila, Black Hole, Lover Come Back, and In Praise of Apples, Volume 3, Issue 1
Interview

Steven Allan Porter was born February 5, 1992, in Coral Springs, FL to a Jewish mother and a German father. His influences include: Charles Bukowski, William S. Burroughs, Bob Kaufman, Steven Jesse Bernstein, Hunter S. Thompson, Charles Simic, and Louis-Ferdinand Celine. His work has appeared in Red Fez, Degenerate Literature, Wildflower Muse, Dead Snakes, UFO Gigolo, Dali’s LoveChild, Blue Mountain Review, Rasputin Poetry Thread, Peeking Cat Poetry, The Basil O’ Flaherty, and Syzygy Poetry Journal. He currently resides in Henderson, NV.

Detox and An Old Man Waits to Remember His Youth, Volume 3, Issue 1

Some of Jared Pearce’s poems have recently been or will soon be shared in Kentucky Review, Fieldstone Review, DIAGRAM, Literary Nest, Labletter, and J Journal. He lives in Iowa.

A Woman I Know, Avian, Marianna, At the Addicts’ Meeting, Daylight Saving, Got to get on your party face, Volume 3, Issue 1
Interview

Bibhu Padhi has published ten books of poetry. His poems have appeared in distinguished magazines throughout the English-speaking world, such as Contemporary Review, Encounter, The Poetry Review, Poetry Wales, Confrontation, New Letters, Poet Lore, Prairie Schooner, Poetry (Chicago), Southwest Review, The Literary Review, Tulane Review, The New Criterion, Rosebud, TriQuarterly, Antigonish Review, Queen’s Quarterly, The Illustrated Weekly of India and Indian Literature. They have been included in numerous anthologies and textbooks, three of the most recent are Language for a New Century (Norton) 60 Indian Poets (Penguin) and The HarperCollins Book of English Poetry (HarperCollins). Also, Padhi has written a book on D. H. Lawrence (Whitston) and (with his wife, Minakshi Padhi) a reference book on Indian Philosophy and Religion (McFarland).

Caves, Volume 3, Issue 1

Frances Howard-Snyder teaches philosophy at Western Washington University, but she prefers to explore ideas through fiction. She has published short stories at Oxford Magazine, Cirque, Everyday Fiction, and many other places.

Cold Front, Volume 3, Issue 1
Interview