Linda M. Crate's (she/her) works have been published in numerous magazines and anthologies both online and in print. She is the author of ten published chapbooks, four full-lengths, and three micro-chaps. She has a novella, also, called Mates (Alien Buddha Publishing, March 2022).Her writing has been published or is forthcoming in After the Pause, Into the Void, Flash Frontier, Mount Analogue, Blue River, The Airgonaut, Evansville Review, Canary, Former Cactus, and Foliate Oak Literary.
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Amanda N. Butler is the author of chapbooks "Tableau Vivant” (Dancing Girl Press, 2015) and “effercrescent” (Dancing Girl Press, 2017). Her poetry has also appeared in Hedgerow, Haikuniverse, poems2go, NatureWriting, and others.She can be found on Twitter @arsamandica or online at amandanbutler.wordpress.com.
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Yvonne Amey holds an MFA in poetry from the University of Central Florida. Her poetry, fiction, and nonfiction have appeared in The Cypress Dome, Vine Leaves Journal, Bending Genres, 50Gs, The Los Angeles Review of Los Angeles, Dum Dum Zine, The 2River View, M Review, and elsewhere.
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Kate LaDew is a graduate from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a BA in Studio Art.
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Linda Ann Suddarth has published poems in Parabola, Silver Birch Press, Anima, and Red River Review and is currently working on her fourth book of poetry.She teaches English, Art, and Humanities at the College level.
Linda talks to trees and feels at home with them around her.
Felix Purat has been writing as a hobby for many years and currently writes in academia where he seeks a Ph.D. in American Literature at Palacky University. He is regularly on the conference circuit throughout Central Europe. He loves writing for many reasons - the experience, the characters, developing self-knowledge - but most of all, Felix loves the powers literature has to imagine new worlds while uncovering our own secrets through empathy.Felix’s previous degrees are in International Studies (BA) and Cultural Translation. (MA) He is also the author of several short stories and numerous poems. Before writing, Felix taught English for 6-7 years while cultivating a deep relationship with his native language.
Along with reading, Felix is a serious hobbyist who enjoys traveling, listening to music, craft beer, admiring naive painting, cooking Mexican food, learning foreign languages, and haunting cafes.
Austin Davis is a poet and student activist currently studying Creative Writing at ASU. Austin's writing has been widely published in dozens of literary journals and magazines including Pif Magazine, After the Pause, Philosophical Idiot, Soft Cartel, and Collective Unrest. Austin has also been featured in KJZZ’s “Word” podcast, and The East Valley Tribune. Austin’s first two books, “Cloudy Days, Still Nights” and “Second Civil War” were both published by Moran Press in 2018.Check out his website at austindavispoetry
