Donald C. Welch III
Donald C. Welch III is a teaching assistant at the Rebecca School for Autism where he runs the Ultimate Crusaders Poetry Workshop. His current project @SocialLit (https://twitter.com/SocialLit) explores new forms of poetry and collaborative writing derived from Social Media. His collection of children’s poetry Who Gave These Flamingos Those Tuxedos? was published by Emerson College's Wilde Press in 2013.
He has an aubade about the apocalypse forthcoming in the 2016 Winter issue of Window Cat Press. For more on Donald and his work visit: http://donaldcwelch3.tumblr.com
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Bobbi Sinha-Morey's poetry has appeared in a wide variety of places such as Plainsongs, Pirene's Fountain, The Wayfarer, Helix Magazine, Miller's Pond, and Old Red Kimono. Her books of poetry are available at www.Amazon.com. She loves aerobics, knitting, reading, and rock hounding with her husband. 
Regina Green grew up in beautiful southeastern Pennsylvania but now finds herself writing poetry and living outside of Atlanta, Georgia. You can find some of her poems at such nice places as Thistle Magazine Spring 2014 The Courage Issue, One Night Stanzas, Lyre Lyre, Inkscrawl, and BoySlut. Her other interests include reading every single translation of The Iliad available, taking long walks, and cooking. 
Kim Peter Kovac works nationally and internationally in theater for young audiences with an emphasis on new play development and networking. He tells stories on stages as producer of new plays, and tells stories in writing with lineated poems, prose poems, creative non-fiction, flash fiction, haiku, haibun, and microfiction, with work appearing or forthcoming in print and on-line in journals from Australia, India, Dubai (UAE), the UK, and the USA, including The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Red Paint Hill, Elsewhere, Frogpond, Mudlark, and Counterexample Poetics. 
James Brush lives in Austin, TX where he teaches high school English. He is the author of Birds Nobody Loves, A Place Without a Postcard, and numerous scraps of paper around his house.
Cynthia Anderson lives in the Mojave Desert near Joshua Tree National Park. She is the author of four poetry collections—In the Mojave, Desert Dweller, and Shared Visions I and 2 (in collaboration with her husband, photographer Bill Dahl). She is co-editor of the anthology A Bird Black as the Sun: California Poets on Crows & Ravens. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in journals such as Askew, Waypoints, Dark Matter, Whale Road, and Eternal Haunted Summer. 
JoyAnne O'Donnell is a poet from Pennsylvania. Her poems appeared in various online and print poetry places including Poetic Medicine, UpEnder, Enclave and more.