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Contributors
out in 2016.
ries # 18.” A Pushcart Prize nominee, her work has appeared
widely in numerous journals, including The American
Poetry Review, ACM, Cimarron Review, Gulf Coast,
American Literary Review, Barrow Street, Folio, Smartish
Pace, The Tusculum Review, and Galatea Resurrects. She is
working on her second full-length verse collection, due
Kevin Honold (“Dialectics”) was born in Cincinnati,
Ohio. He received an MFA in Poetry from Purdue University
and is currently a PhD candidate at the University
of Cincinnati. His first book of poems, Men as Trees
Walking, was the winner of the 2009 Ohio State University/The
Journal prize and was published in 2010 by
Ohio State University Press.
Amorak Huey (“Ars Poetica Disguised as a Love Poem
Disguised as a Commemoration of the 166th Anniversary
of the Rescue of the Donner Party”), a former newspaper
editor and reporter, teaches writing at Grand Valley
State University in Michigan. His chapbook The Insomniac
Circus is forthcoming from Hyacinth Girl Press,
and his poems appear in The Best American Poetry 2012, The Collagist, Menacing
Hedge, The Southern Review, and many other journals. Follow him
on Twitter: @amorak.
Jessica Jewell (“Summer at the Horgoš Border Crossing”)
is the program manager for the Wick Poetry Center
at Kent State University. Her poetry has appeared
in Cider Press Review, American Poetry Journal, Nimrod,
Harpur Palate, Copper Nickel, Fjords Review, Rhino, Barn
Owl Review and Poetry Midwest, among others. Her chapbook,
Slap Leather, was published by dancing girl press.
Tim Kahl (“On Frans de Waal Declaring ‘We Are All Machiavellians’
in The Chronicle of Higher Education”) (timkahl.com) is the author of Possessing
Yourself (CW Books 2009) and The Century of Travel (CW Books,
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