Tony Kitt lives in Dublin, Ireland. His poems appear in multiple magazines and anthologies. His collection entitled Endurable Infinity has been published by Pittsburgh University Press, in the Pitt series, in autumn 2022. His other collection is due from Salmon Poetry, Ireland, in 2023. His chapbook, The Magic Phlute, was published by SurVision books in 2019. He edited the anthology of Ukrainian poetry about the war in English translation entitled Invasion (SurVision Books, 2022), and was the winner of the Maria Edgeworth Poetry Prize.
Diane Webster's work has appeared in El Portal, New English Review, North Dakota Quarterly, Verdad and other literary magazines. She had micro-chaps published by Origami Poetry Press in 2022 and 2023 and was nominated for Best of the Net in 2022.
Andre DeCuir teaches at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio. His work has appeared in publications such as Adelaide Literary Journal, Blink-Ink, Heron Tree, Mystery Tribune, and Shotgun Honey.
Margaret W. Field has had poems published in journals including Canadian Literature, Event, and Snapdragon Journal. One of her chapbooks, The Sapphire Morpho, won the bp nichol Chapbook Award, and an animated film created of one of her poems was shown in the Gotta Minute film festival.
Ian Mullins ships out from Liverpool, England.
The music-themed poetry collection Laughter In The Shape Of A Guitar (UB) struck few chords in 2015. The chapbook Almost Human (Original Plus), concerning his ongoing battle with Asperger Syndrome, was released into the care of the community in 2017. The novel Number 1 Red, a tale of pro-wrestling and property wars, was self-published the same year. The superhero-themed collection Masks and Shadows (Wordcatcher) took to the skies in 2019 and refuses to come down to earth. Take A Deep Breath (Dempsey & Windle) took its first gasp in November 2020.
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